论文信息 - Heterodimensionally confined carriers in III-V semiconductor nanostructures in multidimensional spectroscopy

Heterodimensionally confined carriers in III-V semiconductor nanostructures in multidimensional spectroscopy

Heterodimensional excitonic states are observed in InAs self-assembled quantum dots (QDs). They couple the zero-dimensional QD states to the surrounding continuum, resulting in equal dephasing times for QD ground state and excited state. © 2019 The Author(s)

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