Abstract:Quantum dot semiconductor lasers have been the subject of significant investigation for many years. In part this is for potential applications based on desirable properties when compared with traditional quantum well-based lasers such as ultra-low threshold current density and reduced temperature sensitivity [1]. The most common technique for quantum dot growth is the self-assembly technique, in which dots form as a result of the large strain which exists between the dot material and substrate material. Unfort… Show more
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