Abstract
The build-up dynamics of quantum-optical correlations in a Jaynes–Cummings model for semiconductor quantum-dot systems is characterized using the cluster-expansion scheme. Assuming an excitation with a coherent state source under strong- and weak-coupling conditions, it is found that higher-order correlations are sequentially generated. Even though the influence of dephasing hinders their development, significant correlations build up even in the presence of strong dissipation showing that quantum-spectroscopy studies are possible even in interacting many-body systems like semiconductors.
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