Abstract
Quantum interference between single- and two-photon absorption pathways of fundamental (ω) and second-harmonic (2ω) 150fs optical pulses enables the optical injection of ballistic electron and hole currents in bulk semiconductors. In previous experimental studies the kinetic energy of these injected carriers was large compared to the exciton binding energy and thus permitted the electrons and holes to be treated within the independent particle approximation.
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