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We present a study of the neutral exciton and negative trion recombination spectra of an individual CdTe quantum dot with a single manganese ion, in magnetic field measured in the Voigt configuration. We describe experimental results and compare with a theoretical model. The quantitative agreement between the model and the experiment allows us to determine separately the electron g-factor.
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The rate equation is used for description of photoluminescence dynamics after pulsed excitation of various states of quantum dots. The picosecond dynamics of averaged charge state of quantum dot is described. We compare our simulations with the experiment and come up with the conclusion that probability of carrier capture weakly depends on quantum dot charge state and that electrons and holes are captured non-synchronously.
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In this work we demonstrate a novel experimental approach to the study of single photon correlations. The introduction of the multichannel detection setup enables the simultaneous measurement of a large number of correlation functions for photons emitted from different energetic ranges. The advantages of this new approach were exploited in a detailed study of the biexciton-exciton recombination cascade in CdTe/ZnTe quantum dots doped with a few Mn^{2+} ions. The information about the dynamics of the magnetic system in the quantum dot during the lifetime of the exciton was obtained from the analysis of the correlation functions.
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We propose a new method of obtaining a photoluminescence spectrum of a single quantum dot in a self-assembled system of CdTe/ZnTe quantum dots. The method is based on the resonant excitation of a coupled dots pair. The comparison of the spectra in resonance and out of resonance enables the identification of a well-isolated lines related to the excitonic p-states. The application of the method allows the basic characterisation of a quantum dot, including the measurements of linear anisotropy, the excitation power dependence, and the analysis of the photoluminescence in the magnetic field.
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In this work we present a statistical study of resonantly excited luminescence of coupled CdTe/ZnTe quantum dots studied by photoluminescence excitation measurements. We investigate the probability of resonance occurrence as a function of resonant energy. We come to the conclusion that the distribution of the inter-dot resonances is uniform, which suggests that the inter-dot excitation transfer is not limited by mean density of states in the emitting quantum dots.
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We discuss possible mechanisms of quantum dot population control. A set of experiments, including time-resolved photoluminescence, single photon correlations, excitation correlation, and photoluminescence excitation is used to determine the actual mechanism under non-resonant and quasi-resonant regime.
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Spin-Related Spectroscopy of CdTe-Based Quantum Dots

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This work contains a selection of our recent experimental results in the field of the spin-related spectroscopy of individual CdTe-based quantum dots. After a short description of the sample growth and experimental methods, optical measurements of the charge state dynamics are presented. Then the influence of in-plane anisotropy of the excitonic states of a quantum dot is discussed, followed by a description of experimental studies of information read-out and writing on quantum dot spin states. In particular, spin memory of a single Mn^{++} ion embedded in a CdTe quantum dot is quantitatively assessed. In an outlook part, perspectives opened by recently developed ZnTe lattice-matched Bragg reflectors are discussed.
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Statistical properties of neutral excitons, biexcitons and trions confined to natural quantum dots formed in the InAs/GaAs wetting layer are reported. The correlation of the trion binding energy and the biexciton binding energy was found. Magnetospectroscopic measurements of the excitons revealed also the correlation of excitonic effective g^* factor of an exciton with the biexciton binding energy. The qualitative picture of the effect of quantum confinement on the observed correlations is presented.
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