Ultraviolet superfluorescence from oxygen vacancies in WO3−x nanowires at room temperature
2011
We report the first observation of ultraviolet superfluorescence (SF) from oxygen vacancies in WO3−x nanowires at room temperature, and of picosecond-scale energy transfer between emission centers (oxygen vacancies) in a plane. A theoretical development from Dicke’s model leads to general formulation for a two-dimensional system, and is applied to explain the energy transfer process. The results demonstrate a possibility to generate ultrafast pulse of ultraviolet light through SF from a localized ensemble of defect states.
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