Photon mapping of quantum dots using a scanning tunneling microscope
(2002) In Applied Physics Letters 81(23). p.4443-4445- Abstract
- Scanning tunneling microscopy (STM) and scanning tunneling luminescence (STL) have been used to investigate the geometric and optical properties of individual self-assembled InP quantum dots overgrown with a thin layer of GaInP. STL spectra and monochromatic photon maps were used to correlate the surface topography with the optical properties of single quantum dots. We find a spatial resolution of about 10 nm in the photon maps. Theoretical emission spectra were calculated by six-band k.p theory using a realistic shape of the dot as well as of the cap layer. The calculated emission spectrum of a single dot is in good agreement with the experimental findings. (C) 2002 American Institute of Physics.
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- Håkanson, Ulf LU ; Johansson, Mikael LU ; Holm, Magnus LU ; Pryor, C ; Samuelson, Lars LU ; Seifert, Werner LU and Pistol, Mats-Erik LU
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- 2002
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- Applied Physics Letters
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- 81
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- 23
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- 4443 - 4445
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- American Institute of Physics (AIP)
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- wos:000179481900044
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- 0003-6951
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- 10.1063/1.1527239
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- English
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