Rin Okuyama
Keio University
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Nano Letters | 2016
Hee Dae Kim; Rin Okuyama; Kwangseuk Kyhm; Mikio Eto; Robert A. Taylor; A. A. L. Nicolet; M. Potemski; Gilles Nogues; Le Si Dang; Ku Chul Je; Jongsu Kim; Ji Hoon Kyhm; Kyu Hyoek Yoen; Eun Hye Lee; Jun Young Kim; Il Ki Han; Won-Jun Choi; J. D. Song
The Aharonov-Bohm effect in ring structures in the presence of electronic correlation and disorder is an open issue. We report novel oscillations of a strongly correlated exciton pair, similar to a Wigner molecule, in a single nanoquantum ring, where the emission energy changes abruptly at the transition magnetic field with a fractional oscillation period compared to that of the exciton, a so-called fractional optical Aharonov-Bohm oscillation. We have also observed modulated optical Aharonov-Bohm oscillations of an electron-hole pair and an anticrossing of the photoluminescence spectrum at the transition magnetic field, which are associated with disorder effects such as localization, built-in electric field, and impurities.
Journal of the Physical Society of Japan | 2013
Rin Okuyama; Mikio Eto; Tobias Brandes
We propose optical phonon lasing for a double quantum dot (DQD) fabricated in a semiconductor substrate. We show that the DQD is weakly coupled to only two LO phonon modes that act as a natural cavity. The lasing occurs for pumping the DQD via electronic tunneling at rates much higher than the phonon decay rate, whereas an antibunching of phonon emission is observed in the opposite regime of slow tunneling. Both effects disappear with an effective thermalization induced by the Franck–Condon effect in a DQD fabricated in a carbon nanotube with a strong electron–phonon coupling.
Physical Review B | 2016
Wataru Izumida; Rin Okuyama; Ai Yamakage; Riichiro Saito
Semiconducting single-wall carbon nanotubes are classified into two types by means of orbital angular momentum of valley state, which is useful to study their low energy electronic properties in finite-length. The classification is given by an integer
Physical Review B | 2015
Wataru Izumida; Rin Okuyama; Riichiro Saito
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Physical Review B | 2011
Rin Okuyama; Mikio Eto; Hiroyuki Hyuga
, which is the greatest common divisor of two integers
Journal of Physics: Conference Series | 2012
Rin Okuyama; Mikio Eto
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Nanoscale Research Letters | 2011
Rin Okuyama; Mikio Eto; Hiroyuki Hyuga
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Nano Letters | 2018
Heedae Kim; Seong-Ho Park; Rin Okuyama; Kwangseuk Kyhm; Mikio Eto; Robert A. Taylor; Gilles Nogues; Le Si Dang; M. Potemski; Koo-Chul Je; Jongsu Kim; Ji‐Hoon Kyhm; J. D. Song
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28th International Conference on Low Temperature Physics, LT 2018 | 2018
Rin Okuyama; Wataru Izumida; Mikio Eto
specifying the chirality of nanotubes, by analyzing cutting lines. For the case that
Journal of the Physical Society of Japan | 2017
Rin Okuyama; Wataru Izumida; Mikio Eto
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