Strong configuration mixing due to dielectric confinement in semiconductor nanorods
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Strong configuration mixing due to dielectric confinement in semiconductor nanorodsData de publicació
2009Editor
American Physical SocietyISSN
1098-0121Cita bibliogràfica
CLIMENTE, Juan I., et al. Strong configuration mixing due to dielectric confinement in semiconductor nanorods. Physical Review B, 2009, vol. 79, no 16, p. 161301.Tipus de document
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The interaction between electron-electron and electron-hole pairs in semiconductor nanorods embedded in dielectric media is investigated using a configuration-interaction method. Contrary to spherical quantum dots of ... [+]
The interaction between electron-electron and electron-hole pairs in semiconductor nanorods embedded in dielectric media is investigated using a configuration-interaction method. Contrary to spherical quantum dots of similar volume, the dielectric confinement is shown to bring nanorods into a regime of strong configuration mixing. The wave functions are particularly sensitive to such mixing, which leads to qualitative changes in the electronic and optical properties of the rods [-]
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Physical Review, Series B, 2009, vol. 79, no. 16Drets d'accés
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