Radiative Auger process in the single-photon limit

In a multi-electron atom, an excited electron can decay by emitting a photon. Typically, the leftover electrons are in their ground state. In a radiative Auger process, the leftover electrons are in an excited state and a redshifted photon is created 1 – 4 . In a semiconductor quantum dot, radiative...

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Published in:	Nature nanotechnology Vol. 15; no. 7; pp. 558 - 562
Main Authors:	Löbl, Matthias C., Spinnler, Clemens, Javadi, Alisa, Zhai, Liang, Nguyen, Giang N., Ritzmann, Julian, Midolo, Leonardo, Lodahl, Peter, Wieck, Andreas D., Ludwig, Arne, Warburton, Richard J.
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	London Nature Publishing Group UK 01-07-2020 Nature Publishing Group
Subjects:	639/624/399/1017 639/624/400/482 639/766/119/1000/1017 639/766/483/3925 639/925/357/1017 Auger effect Augers Chemistry and Materials Science Electron states Electrons Emission Emission measurements Emitters (electron) Energy levels Energy transfer Excitons Letter Materials Science Nanotechnology Nanotechnology and Microengineering Optics Photons Quantum dots Quantum optics Recombination Resonance fluorescence Single electrons Trions
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