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... efficiency on the electron concentration in each QW inside the AMQW structure presented in the inset Χ where P2D ( E ) and P3D ( E ) are the DOS functions of carriers in the well and capture re- gion , respectively ; f ( E , F ) is the ...
... efficiency on the electron concentration in each QW inside the AMQW structure presented in the inset Χ where P2D ( E ) and P3D ( E ) are the DOS functions of carriers in the well and capture re- gion , respectively ; f ( E , F ) is the ...
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... efficiency in model [ 6 ] and calculate the optical gain spectra for structure presented in the inset of Fig.1 at different values of pumping current . The main parameter values for calculation are presented in [ 6 ] . The results are ...
... efficiency in model [ 6 ] and calculate the optical gain spectra for structure presented in the inset of Fig.1 at different values of pumping current . The main parameter values for calculation are presented in [ 6 ] . The results are ...
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... efficiency for any of diffraction orders is defined according to Eq . ( 1 ) as follows : π nn = πn ( 2 ) Consequently , the diffraction efficiency for even orders is equal to zero and for odd orders - n'n , == 0.405284 [ 4 ] . Thus , it ...
... efficiency for any of diffraction orders is defined according to Eq . ( 1 ) as follows : π nn = πn ( 2 ) Consequently , the diffraction efficiency for even orders is equal to zero and for odd orders - n'n , == 0.405284 [ 4 ] . Thus , it ...
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