Abstract
Coupling between electronic motions and the lattice vibrations, phonons could broaden the spectral bandwidth of the fluorescence spectroscopy by the energy transferring, which was recognized from the beginning of last century and successfully applied in many vibronic lasers. However, the laser performances under electron-phonon coupling were mainly prejudged by the experimental spectroscopy. The multiphonon participated lasing mechanism is still elusive and should be in-depth investigated. Here, a direct quantitative relationship between the laser performance and phonon participating dynamic process was derived in theory. With a transition metal doped alexandrite (Cr3+:BeAl2O4) crystal, the multiphonon coupled laser performance was manifested in experiments. Associated with the Huang-Rhys factor calculations and hypothesis, the multiphonon participated lasing mechanism with phonon numbers from 2 to 5 was discovered and identified. This work provides not only a credible model for understanding the multiphonon participated lasing, but should also boost the study of laser physics in the electron-phonon-photon coupled systems.
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