Time-resolved differential transmission measurements of self-assembled In0.4Ga0.6As quantum dots clearly indicate a phonon bottleneck between the n0ex0ex=0ex0ex2 and n0ex0ex=0ex0ex1 electronic levels. The key to this observation is the generation of electrons in dots where there are no holes so that electron-hole scattering does not mask the bottleneck. We use a simple carrier capture model consisting of two capture configurations to explain the bottleneck signal and offer arguments to rule out other possible sources of the signal.
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