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Radiative recombination processes in pseudomorphic ZnCdSe/ZnSe structures are compared to those observed in strain-relaxed structures grown on GaAs substrates with thick ZnSe buffer layers. From the temperature dependence of the photoluminescence line width we evaluate the strength of exciton-phonon interaction with acoustic (dominant at lower temperatures) and optical phonons. Stronger exciton-phonon interaction is observed for pseudomorphic structures. Such enhanced exciton-phonon interaction is likely responsible for a faster photoluminescence deactivation at increased temperatures. We also report different exciton properties (photoluminescence intensity, width, strength of exciton-phonon interaction) in quantum well of a given width but in structures grown with different order of quantum wells. More stable photoluminescence (with increasing temperature) is observed for a given quantum well if it is closer to the buffer layer and not to the cap layer.
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Properties of excitons in quantum well structures of ZnCdSe/ZnSe and ZnSe/ZnMgSSe are compared. In ternary ZnCdSe quantum wells and at low temperature excitons are strongly localised. Weaker localization is observed in quantum well structures of ZnSe/ZnMgSSe. Present studies suggest formation of negatively charged excitons in the latter structures.
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In this work we employ technique of optically detected cyclotron resonance for evaluation of the role of localization processes in CdTe/CdMnTe and CdMnTe/CdMgTe quantum well structures. From microwave-induced changes of excitonic emissions we evaluate magnitude of potential fluctuations (Stokes shift), correlate optically detected cyclotron resonance results with the results of time-resolved experiments and discuss nature of recombination processes in the limit of a strong localization.
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