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Quantum cascade lasers operating at THz frequencies can fill the gap between conventional electronic and optical devices, but still need substantial cooling. The authors conduct a detailed analysis of today's high-performing devices using nonequilibrium Green's function method, and identify the shortcomings of these devices. They also demonstrate a convenient way to study the current injection, which is a limiting factor of the device's performance. These approaches lead to the suggestion and design of an improved device that operates at 265 K, which requires less cooling.
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