2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.chemphys.2012.02.006
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Influence of relative confinement oscillation and concomitant oscillatory impurity domain on excitation profile of doped quantum dots

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“…A large value of indicates a highly quenched spatial extension of impurity potential whereas a small accounts for spatially dispersed one. Thus, a change in in turn causes a change in the extent of dot-impurity overlap that affects the excitation pattern noticeably [27][28][29]. The parameter in the impurity potential is equivalent to 1/ 2 , where is proportional to the width of the impurity potential [35,36].…”
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“…A large value of indicates a highly quenched spatial extension of impurity potential whereas a small accounts for spatially dispersed one. Thus, a change in in turn causes a change in the extent of dot-impurity overlap that affects the excitation pattern noticeably [27][28][29]. The parameter in the impurity potential is equivalent to 1/ 2 , where is proportional to the width of the impurity potential [35,36].…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We can now introduce the time dependence into the impurity potential and impurity domain so that 0 → 0 ( ) and 0 → ( ) [29]. Now the time-dependent Hamiltonian reads…”
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