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Theory of Intersubband Antipolaritons Mauro F Theory of Intersubband Antipolaritons Mauro F. Pereira Theory of Semiconductor Materials and Optics Materials and Engineering Research Institute Sheffield Hallam University M.Pereira@shu.ac.uk

Outline Introduction Analytical approximations for the optical response and quasi-particle dispersions Interband vs intersubband coupling Summary

Polaritons light (w=c·k) frequency w upper polariton material excitation lower polariton branch wavenumber k

Interband polariton (??) conduction band no sharply defined excitation energy → no polariton! valence band

Exciton polariton conduction band exciton no sharply defined excitation energy → no polariton! sharply defined excitation energy → polariton! valence band

Excitons Wannier equation: Pauli-blocking limits excitation. no inversion!

Intersubband polariton subbands: approximately parallel bands → sharply defined excitation energy → polariton (even without coulomb interaction) valence band

Polariton Coupling in Intersubband Transitions Theoretical predictions by Ansheng Liu, PRB50, 8569 (1994); PRB55, 7101 (1997). Measurement of microcavity polariton splitting of intersubband transitions by Dini et al, PRL90, 116401 (2003).

Intersubband antipolariton subbands inverted subbands valence band

Microresonator Geometry air MQW cavity core Al As low refractive index layers GaAs Substrate Prism

Microresonator Geometry air MQW cavity core Al As low refractive index layers GaAs Substrate Prism

Microresonator Mode The microresonator mode is determined by the wave equation Neglecting the imaginary part of ε(ω) a simple solution can be used

Excitons A linearly polarized electric field promotes and electron from the valence to the condcution band leaving a positive particle or hole behind. The Coulomb interaction creates a hydrogen atom like resonance.

The Interband Polariton Case The dielectric constant is obtained from the numerical solution of Semiconductor Bloch Equations The excitonic resonance at low temperature is adjusted to the simple formula

The Interband Polariton Case (TM) Microcavity light-hole interband (exciton-polariton). The solid (blue) lines are for a pump-generated density N=0 and the dashed (red) curves are for N=2.51011 cm-2. The inset displays the commutator of the exciton operator as a function of injected carrier density. Microcavity light-hole interband (exciton-) polariton with TM polarization dispeon as function of incidence defined in Fig. 1. The solid (blue) lines are for a pump-generated density N=0 and the dashed (red) curves are for N=2.51011 cm-2. The inset displays the commutator of the exciton operator as a function of injected carrier density. The diamond (blue) and circle (red) symbols correspond, respectively, to the commutator for the solid and dashed dispersions in the main part of the plot.

Intersubband Resonances in a Microcavity

Antipolaritons Analytical Expressions obtained considering: Same effective mass in all subbands. Neglect the exchange and subband shifts (that usually compensate each other to a large extent). Keep only the depolarization correction. Averaged k-independent dephasing (can be frequency dependent and the expression is still analytical).

Compensation of Many-Body Effects

Analytical Approximation for the Effective Dielectric Constant Analytical Expression for the dielectric constant

Analytical Dispersion Relations

Antipolaritons dispersion relation M.F. Pereira, Phys Rev B 75, 195301 (2007).

Anomalous dispersions as a function of inversion

Anomalous dispersions as a function of inversion In both absorption and gain cases, the branches are repelled from the cold cavity crossing as the excitation density increases.

Microresonator with a Cascade Laser Core Intersubband antipolariton dispersion relations for a 13.3 μm microresonator designed with 30 periods of the active region of the quantum cascade laser of C. Sirtori. et al, Appl. Phys. Lett. 73, 3486 (1998).

Summary In summary, this paper demonstrates that in the intersubband case, there is interesting physics beyond the polariton concept: (i) Anomalous dispersions can be found for the optical gain region in which the medium is inverted (ii) These dispersions are well described by an "intersubband antipolariton" (iii) Bosonic Effects can be manipulated by selective injection.

Forthcoming (i) Full treatment of diagonal and nondiagonal dephasing. (ii) Full reflection and transmission solution including many body effects beyond Hartree Fock. (Quantum Mechanical Input Output Relations). (iii) Study multiple subband system with coexisting gain and absorption branches. (iv) Further studies of strong correlation in intersubband optics beyond bosonic approximations.