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EFFECT OF DIELECTRIC CONFINEMENT ON AN EXCITON IN QUANTUM DOT
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    • EFFECT OF DIELECTRIC CONFINEMENT ON AN EXCITON IN QUANTUM DOT

    • Luo Ying

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      Wang Ruozhen

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      Ma Benkun

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    • Chinese Journal of Luminescence   Vol. 20, Issue 2, Pages: 143-147(1999)
    • Received:01 August 1998

      Published:30 May 1999

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  • Luo Ying, Wang Ruozhen, Ma Benkun. EFFECT OF DIELECTRIC CONFINEMENT ON AN EXCITON IN QUANTUM DOT[J]. Chinese Journal of Luminescence, 1999,20(2): 143-147 DOI:

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    Under the effective-mass approximation, the paper studys the effect of dielectric confinement on an exciton in spherical and cubic QD(quantum dot). The present result shows that effects of QD shape on excitonic states is not neglectful.

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    dielectric confinement; quantum dot; exciton

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