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Quantum Weak Turbulence with Applications
to
Semiconductor Lasers.
Y.V. Lvov

, R. Binder

and
A.C. Newell
Physica D, 121, pp. 317 - 343,(1998).
Department of Mathematics, The University of Arizona, Tucson,
85721 Arizona
Department of Physics, The University of Arizona, Tucson, 85721 Arizona
Optical Sciences Center, The University of Arizona,
Tucson, 85721 Arizona
Department of Mathematics, University of Warwick, Coventry,
CV47AL, UK
Abstract:
Based on a model Hamiltonian appropriate for
the description of fermionic systems such as semiconductor lasers, we
describe a natural asymptotic closure of the BBGKY hierarchy in
complete analogy with that derived for classical weak turbulence. The
main features of the interaction Hamiltonian are the inclusion of full
Fermi statistics containing Pauli blocking and a simple,
phenomenological, uniformly weak two particle interaction potential
equivalent to the static screening approximation. We find a new class
of solutions to the quantum kinetic equation which are analogous to
the Kolmogorov spectra of hydrodynamics and classical weak
turbulence. They involve finite fluxes of particles and energy in
momentum space and are particularly relevant for describing the
behavior of systems containing sources and sinks. We make a prima
facie case that these finite flux solutions can be important in the
context of semiconductor lasers and show how they might be used to
enhance laser performance.
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Dr Yuri V Lvov
2007-01-31