We present a theoretical analysis of self-induced transparency in a sample of inhomogeneously broadened semiconductor quantum dots. A general theoretical framework accounting for mutual light-matter interactions in the presence of single and biexciton transitions is presented. Numerical results demonstrate that intense light pulses can propagate in realistic state-of-the-art dot samples without suffering strong losses.
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