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High density InAlAs/GaAlAs quantum dots as an efficient enhanced Kerr material for transverse non-linear optics in microcavities

J-M. Benoit, A. Lemaître, G. Patriarche, K. Meunier, S. Barbay, and R. Kuszelewicz

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Abstract

Structural and optical properties of InAlAs/GaAlAs quantum dots are studied using transmission electron microscopy, temperature and time resolved photoluminescence. This systems appear as very promising materials for laser and non-linear optics in the visible/near infrared range, and more particularly as a focusing Kerr-like medium for pattern formation.

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