论文信息 - Slow-light in semiconductor quantum wells

Slow-light in semiconductor quantum wells

We experimentally demonstrate slow-light via population pulsation in semiconductor quantum well structures. A group velocity as small as 9600 m/s is inferred from the measured dispersive characteristics. The transparency window exhibits a bandwidth of 2 GHz

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