Auteur(s): Médard François, Zúñiga-Pérez Jesús, Disseix Pierre, Mihailovic Martine, Leymarie Joel, Vasson A., Semond Fabrice, Frayssinet Eric, Moreno Jean-Christophe, Leroux Mathieu, Faure Stephane, Guillet T.
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Physical Review B, vol. 79 p.125302 (2009)
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DOI: 10.1103/PhysRevB.79.125302
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Résumé:
We present experimental observation of the strong light-matter coupling regime in ZnO bulk microcavities grown on silicon. Angle resolved reflectivity measurements, corroborated by transfer-matrix simulations, show that Rabi splittings in the order of 70 meV are achieved even for low finesse cavities. The impact of the large excitonic absorption, which enables a ZnO bulk-like behavior to be observed even in the strong coupling regime, is illustrated both experimentally and theoretically by considering cavities with increasing thickness.