Abstract

We have directly measured the transport of heavy-hole excitons in a type-II GaAs/AlAs superlattice. Our results constitute the first direct confirmation of exciton localization in type-II structures and thermal activation to more mobile states. We have also developed a quantitative model to explain our transport and kinetics results, and have obtained the nonradiative interfacial defect density.

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