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We report on a comparative study of room temperature intersubband electron scattering lifetimes in GaN/AlGaN single and coupled double multiple quantum well (QW) samples with peak absorption wavelengths ranging from 1.4 to 1.7 μm. Using time-resolved pump-probe spectroscopy electron scattering times as short as ∼160 fs have been measured for a coupled QW sample and ≲300 fs for single QW samples. While no significant dependence on the excitation power has been observed, a decrease of the scattering times with increasing probe wavelength has been measured and may be attributed to monolayer fluctuations in the samples.
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