Shashank Gupta, J. Petykiewicz, D. Nam, D. Sukhdeo, J. Vučković, K. Saraswat
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Remarkable interplay between strain and parasitic absorption unravelling the best route for Si-compatible Germanium laser at room temperature
A dramatic and previously overlooked interaction of parasitic absorption with strain in germanium (Ge) is demonstrated through extensive simulations and experiments. Uniaxial strain of 4–5% and biaxial strain greater than 1% are the best candidates for a room temperature Ge laser.