Coupling effects in a photonic crystal microcavity with embedded semiconductor quantum dot
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The present work investigates the effects of relevant parameters of InAs/GaAs quantum dot and photonic crystal slab-based microcavity on the QD-cavity coupling characteristics, in detail. We employ variational approach to find exciton state in QD and to find cavity modes we use the open source GME code. Calculations have performed in linear regime where excitons behave as bosons which correspond to the limit of low excitation. The dynamics of the system are studied using the first order correlation function (G(1)(t,τ)). We will show how G(1) varies with time in both strong and weak coupling regimes. Our results indicate that the achieving of strong coupling regime is affected by the size of the quantum dot and how to engineer the photonic crystal microcavity to maximize the ratio of quality factor and mode volume.
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