Excitation energy of quantum dots

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Hi,

i saw these parameter, excitation energy & distribution energy, in structure which have quantum dots with superlattice, and i didn't have any idea about it.
can you give me definition or physical explanation about these parameters.
Thank you.
 
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Kantik said:
Hi,

i saw these parameter, excitation energy & distribution energy, in structure which have quantum dots with superlattice, and i didn't have any idea about it.
can you give me definition or physical explanation about these parameters.
Thank you.

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IM new student in characterization of quantum devices, and i want to investigate the quantum dots in my structure, which is composed with GaAs/AlAs superlattice and InAs QDs, by capacitance spectrosopy.
In my research of quantum dots devices, i have some difficulties to understand some parameters like-energy distribution and exitation energy that i would like to give me a physical explanation about it.
thank you.
 
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