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6 June 2023 The contribution of edge number on the optical properties in ZnO pyramidal quantum dots
G. A. Mantashian
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Abstract
Considerable advances in the growth process of quantum dots with non-trivial geometries have been obtained. These advances lead to countless applications in quantum optics, quantum information, and biophysics. However, the theoretical investigation of these objects is complex and analytically impossible in most cases. The investigation of pyramidal or conical quantum dots with a comparable height-to-base ratio is one of those problems. That is why the numerical finite element method in the framework of the envelope function approximation has been used to obtain the eigenvalues and eigenfunctions for ZnO pyramidal and conical quantum dots. The mesh domains required for the finite element method calculation were pyramidal domains with bases ranging from an equilateral triangle to an equilateral decagon. Cones were used for the approximation of the mesh objects for pyramidal quantum dots with a larger number of edges. Different head radius to height ratios (½, 1, 2, 3, 4) were considered. The optical transition energies were shown to decrease with the increase in the number of faces. The optical transition strengths were shown to exhibit the opposite behavior. The interband absorption curves generally exhibit a redshift with the increase in the number of edges.
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G. A. Mantashian "The contribution of edge number on the optical properties in ZnO pyramidal quantum dots", Proc. SPIE 12570, Quantum Optics and Photon Counting 2023, 125700F (6 June 2023); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2664648
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KEYWORDS
Zinc oxide

Quantum numbers

Quantum dots

Quantization

Excitons

Absorption

Finite element methods

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