We demonstrate a new fast-scan ultrafast coherent reflectivity techniq
ue that tracks the amplitude and phase of excitons in GaAs heterostruc
tures at densities down to 4 x 10(6) cm(-2). Observed growth in the ex
citon coherence over the first 1.5 ps is direct evidence for the prese
nce of interfering polariton modes. Polariton theory provides a good a
ccount of the data as the number of quantum wells is increased. Polari
ton motional narrowing of spectral lines from multiple quantum wells i
s demonstrated both experimentally and theoretically, annealing out th
e inhomogeneous broadening of the exciton energies.