Publication: Increasing applicability of slow light in molecular
aggregate nanofilms with two-exciton dynamics
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2016-05-25
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We study the slow-light performance in the presence of exciton – exciton interaction in films of linear molecular aggregates at the nanometer scale. In particular, we consider a four-level model to describe the creation/annihilation of two-exciton states that are relevant for high-intensity fields.
Numerical simulations show delays comparable to those obtained for longer propagation distances in other media. Two-exciton dynamics could lead to larger fractional delays, even in presence of disorder, in comparison to the two-level
approximation. We conclude that slow-light performance is a robust phenomenon in these systems under the increasing complexity of the two-exciton dynamics.
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© 2016 Optical Society of America.
Funding. MINECO (MAT2013-46308, FIS2013-
41709-P).
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