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Three-dimensional carrier confinement in strain-induced self-assembled quantum dots

Petroff et al., 1996

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6689405530400697806
Author
Petroff P
Medeiros-Ribeiro G
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MRS Bulletin

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Recent technological and materials advances in semiconductors have brought about the possibility of producing heterostructures within which carriers are confined to an ultrasmall region of space (a few thousand atoms) by a potential barrier. When the dimensions of the …
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