Aharonov-Bohm Effect for Neutral Excitons in Quantum Rings

Teodoro, M. D.; Campo, Vivaldo L.; López‐Richard, V.; Marega, E.; Marques, G. E.; Salamo, Gregory J.

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-95159-1_10

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“…Their results shows that magnetic field has important impact on the interband transition in the QRs. On the other hand, in recent work [45], it has been shown a blue shift of emission band under an applied external magnetic field along the growth direction. We hope that this investigation will motivate and theoretical research the linear and nonlinear optical properties of impurities in GaAs quantum ring.…”

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Magnetic field effect on the linear and nonlinear refractive index and optical absorption of a donor in a GaAs quantum ring

El-Bakkari¹,

Iqraoun

Jaouane³

et al. 2023

Phys. Scr.

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The effects of the magnetic field (γ), the radial position of impurity and the degree of confinement on the oscillator strength (OS), refractive index (Δn⁄n_r ) and optical absorption (α) of an impurity inside a GaAs quantum ring (QR) are explored using the effective mass approximation and variational method. It is shown that the peak position of the optical absorption and the refractive index decrease and move toward the lower incident photon energy as the strength of the γ increases. In addition, it is found that the strongest α relates to the case when the impurity is positioned at the right side of QR in the presence of the magnetic field. Our examinations also show that the oscillator strength decreases as the γ increases especially for an on-center donor impurity.

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