Resonant modes in monolithic nitride pillar microcavities
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H. Lohmeyer
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机构:Institute of Solid State Physics,
H. Lohmeyer
K. Sebald
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K. Sebald
J. Gutowski
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J. Gutowski
R. Kröger
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R. Kröger
C. Kruse
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C. Kruse
D. Hommel
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D. Hommel
J. Wiersig
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J. Wiersig
F. Jahnke
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F. Jahnke
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[1] Institute of Solid State Physics,
[2] University of Bremen,undefined
[3] Institute of Theoretical Physics,undefined
[4] University of Bremen,undefined
来源:
The European Physical Journal B - Condensed Matter and Complex Systems
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2005年
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48卷
关键词:
Spectroscopy;
Neural Network;
State Physics;
Surface Layer;
Nitride;
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摘要:
GaN-based airpost pillar microcavities are realized by focused-ion beam etching starting from an all-epitaxially grown vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser structure. Pillar diameters below 1 μm are well controllable. The sidewalls are smooth and show a damaged surface layer of a thickness less than 2 nm only. Micro-photoluminescence measurements reveal the longitudinal and transversal mode spectra of the cavities in good agreement with theoretical calculations based on a vectorial transfer-matrix method.