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Classical analysis of a dispersive symmetric Fabry-Perot microcavity and Rabi splitting in a monolithic semiconductor heterostructure

Marc-André Dupertuis
1996
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Abstract

The conditions of splitting the reflectance, transmittance and absorption spectra of a dispersive symmetric Fabry-Perot microcavity are studied on the basis of classical multibeam interference formula, The special case of a monolithic semiconductor microcavity with quantum well excitons is studied in detail. The problem of resonant splitting of transmittance in the case of a single dispersive quantum well is solved exactly. A useful formalism including generalized time-invariance and well-suited for the analysis of composite stacks of absorbing dielectrics, especially when substructures exhibit spatial symmetries, is treated in the Appendix.

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Marc-André Dupertuis
1996
Journal Articles

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/789673eb-9d7f-4b01-92b9-e20684d750ef

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