Presentation 2001/8/27
Gain-Narrowed Blue Light-Emission from p-Sexiphenyl Crystals Grown by Hot-Wall Epitaxy
Hisao Yanagi, Takahiro Ohara,
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Abstract(in English) We report an amplified blue light-emission from self-organized one-dimensional crystals of p-sexiphenyl molecules. The crystals vapor-deposited on the KCl(001) surface by hot-wall epitaxy grow in needles with a submillimeter length, in which the molecular axes epitaxially orient along the[110] direction of the KCl substrate. Under ultraviolet pulse laser excitation, the blue light-emission is self-waveguided along the needle axis and gain-narrowed at the vibronic bands of p-6P. This amplified emission radiated from the tips of the needles is polarized with the transverse-electric(TE) mode based on the uniaxially oriented transition dipoles which are aligned perpendicular to the needle axis.
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Keyword(in English) p-sexiphenyl / gain-narrowed light-emission / epitaxial growth / hot-wall epitaxy / organic semiconductor laser
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Title (in English) Gain-Narrowed Blue Light-Emission from p-Sexiphenyl Crystals Grown by Hot-Wall Epitaxy
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Keyword(1) p-sexiphenyl
Keyword(2) gain-narrowed light-emission
Keyword(3) epitaxial growth
Keyword(4) hot-wall epitaxy
Keyword(5) organic semiconductor laser
1st Author's Name Hisao Yanagi
1st Author's Affiliation Fuculty of Engineering, Kobe University:PRESTO, Japan Science and Technology Corporation()
2nd Author's Name Takahiro Ohara
2nd Author's Affiliation Fuculty of Engineering, Kobe University
Date 2001/8/27
Paper # OME2001-61
Volume (vol) vol.101
Number (no) 273
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 6
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