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Stress Profile Dependence of the Optical Properties in Strained Quantum Wire Arrays

  • Yi, Jong-Chang (School of Electronic and Electrical Engineering, Hong Ik University) ;
  • Ji, Jeong-Beom (School of Electronic and Electrical Engineering, Hong Ik University)
  • Received : 2002.11.14
  • Published : 2003.03.01
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Abstract

The effects of strain distribution in quantum wire arrays have been analyzed using a finite-element method including both the hydrostatic and shear strain components. Their effects on the optical properties of the quantum wire arrays are assessed for various types of stress profiles by calculating the optical gain and the polarization dependence. The results show unique polarization dependency, which can be exploited either for the single polarization or the polarization-independent operation in quantum wire photonic devices.

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