Influence of strain on built-in dipole moment in asymmetric In x Ga1−x As quantum dot molecules
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Strain effects on a built-in electron-hole dipole moment are investigated in asymmetric InxGa1−xAs coupled quantum dots. We compute electron-hole separation as a function of alloy compositions for both electron and hole resonance cases. It is noted that the inclusion of strain enhances the built-in dipole moments and that the inverted electron-hole alignment is found for electron and hole resonances. Furthermore, the reversal of dipole moments gives rise to different asymmetric Stark shifts in each transition spectrum.
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OpenAlex topics: Semiconductor Quantum Structures and Devices · Quantum and electron transport phenomena · Surface and Thin Film Phenomena
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