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Main Authors: Mette, Gerson, Ishioka, Kunie, Youngkin, Steven, Stolz, Wolfgang, Volz, Kerstin, Höfer, Ulrich
Format: Preprint
Published: 2023
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2305.04362
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author Mette, Gerson
Ishioka, Kunie
Youngkin, Steven
Stolz, Wolfgang
Volz, Kerstin
Höfer, Ulrich
author_facet Mette, Gerson
Ishioka, Kunie
Youngkin, Steven
Stolz, Wolfgang
Volz, Kerstin
Höfer, Ulrich
contents Ultrafast carrier and phonon dynamics at the buried heterointerface of GaP/Si(001) are investigated by means of two-color pump-probe reflectivity measurements. The carrier-induced reflectivity signal exhibits a resonant enhancement at pump-photon energies of 1.4 eV, which can be assigned to an optical transition between electronic interface states. The transient reflectivity is modulated by a coherent oscillation at 2 THz, whose amplitude also becomes maximum at 1.4 eV. The observed resonant behavior of the phonon mode in combination with a characteristic wavelength-dependence of, both, its frequency and initial phase, strongly indicate that the 2-THz mode is a difference-combination mode of a GaP-like and a Si-like phonon at the heterointerface and that this second-order scattering process can be enhanced by a double resonance involving the interfacial electronic states.
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spellingShingle Strongly coupled interface electronic states and interface phonon mode at GaP/Si(001)
Mette, Gerson
Ishioka, Kunie
Youngkin, Steven
Stolz, Wolfgang
Volz, Kerstin
Höfer, Ulrich
Materials Science
Ultrafast carrier and phonon dynamics at the buried heterointerface of GaP/Si(001) are investigated by means of two-color pump-probe reflectivity measurements. The carrier-induced reflectivity signal exhibits a resonant enhancement at pump-photon energies of 1.4 eV, which can be assigned to an optical transition between electronic interface states. The transient reflectivity is modulated by a coherent oscillation at 2 THz, whose amplitude also becomes maximum at 1.4 eV. The observed resonant behavior of the phonon mode in combination with a characteristic wavelength-dependence of, both, its frequency and initial phase, strongly indicate that the 2-THz mode is a difference-combination mode of a GaP-like and a Si-like phonon at the heterointerface and that this second-order scattering process can be enhanced by a double resonance involving the interfacial electronic states.
title Strongly coupled interface electronic states and interface phonon mode at GaP/Si(001)
topic Materials Science
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2305.04362