Abstract
Ultranarrow homogeneous linewidth of a ${Z}_{3}$ exciton in CuCl quantum dots was studied by using accumulated photon echo. CuCl quantum dots embedded in two kinds of matrices, namely, an alminoborosilicate glass and a NaCl crystal, were studied. The narrowest homogeneous linewidth at low temperature was 1 $\ensuremath{\mu}\mathrm{eV}.$ The temperature dependence of the homogeneous linewidth was similar, above 5 K for both kinds of samples, but in the lower-temperature region, a remarkable difference was observed between them. It indicates that the matrix definitely affects the dephasing process of a confined exciton in quantum dots at low temperatures. The observed temperature dependence was explained by the contribution of the confined phonon in quantum dots and the two-level system in the matrix.
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