Vb. Timofeev et al., INTERWELL AND INTRAWELL MAGNETOEXCITONS IN GAAS ALGAAS SUPERLATTICES/, Physica status solidi. a, Applied research, 164(1), 1997, pp. 595-599
The formation of spatially indirect (interwell) excitons in superlatti
ces (SLs) with different barrier widths (different tunneling coupling)
is experimentally investigated in a strong enough magnetic field with
the use of photoluminescence (PL), photoluminescence excitation (PLE)
, reflectance spec tra and time-resolved technique. The experimental c
onditions for the observation of interwell excitons in SLs without ext
ernally breaking inversion symmetry are identified and the distinct ex
citonic state is found to be located between Is-exciton and the onset
of the miniband absorption. Magnetic field; perpendicular to the layer
s, strongly modifies the interwell and intrawell excitonic states and
transforms the system to the weak coupling regime. The effect of inter
well exciton conversion into intrawell one due to exciton-exciton coll
isions has been observed at a high excitation regime and confirmed by
time-resolved spectroscopy experiments under pulsed picosecond excitat
ion.