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Differences in Tunneling Time between 77 K and Room Temperature for Tunneling Biquantum Wells
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We measured the recovery time from excitonic absorption bleaching in tunneling biquantum wells at 77 K and room temperature. The absorption recovery time corresponds to the tunneling time of electrons from narrow to wide wells. We have found that tunneling at 77 K is about 2.5 times slower than at room temperature.
Title: Differences in Tunneling Time between 77 K and Room Temperature for Tunneling Biquantum Wells
Description:
We measured the recovery time from excitonic absorption bleaching in tunneling biquantum wells at 77 K and room temperature.
The absorption recovery time corresponds to the tunneling time of electrons from narrow to wide wells.
We have found that tunneling at 77 K is about 2.
5 times slower than at room temperature.
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