Where can I find typical values for modeling semiconductor lasers?

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The discussion centers on the challenge of finding typical values for modeling semiconductor lasers, specifically the rate of spontaneous emission (B). Participants suggest resources such as the paper available at http://www.physics.northwestern.edu/Cao/APL99.pdf, which may provide relevant data. The need for reliable parameter values is emphasized as critical for accurate modeling in semiconductor laser applications.

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  • Understanding of semiconductor laser physics
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Mr Fantastic
I am working on modelling semiconductor lasers but I have difficulty finding typical/order-of-magnitude values for some parameters I am forced to include. For example the rate of spontaneous emission (B). Does anyone know of a book or other of data values for these types of parameter.
 
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does http://www.physics.northwestern.edu/Cao/APL99.pdf help?
 

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