One electron and exciton states in toroidal quantum dot (QD) have been considered. The convenient coordinate system has been defined and the Schrodinger equation has been solved in these coordinates. The electron energy spectrum and wave function dependence on the geometrical parameters of toroidal QD have been obtained. The comparison with the results obtained by numerical methods has been done. Optical absorption has been considered in both cases of “small” toroid when the interaction of an electron and a hole is neglected and cases of relatively “large” toroid when the correlation between the particles has been taken into account. Interband optical transitions have been considered in the ensemble of toroidal QDs. The selection rules for quantum transitions and absorption edge dependence on the geometrical parameters have been obtained.
Optical properties of the prism-shaped quantum dash have been studied in the framework of
the adiabatic approximation. The analytical expressions for the electron energy and wave
function in all three regimes: strong intermediate and week of size quantization in prism-shaped
quantum dash have been obtained. The selection rules for quantum transition have been revealed.
The dependence of oscillator strength in the intermediate regime on the prism angle has been
investigated.
Electronic states and direct interband light absorption in the ensemble of prolate spheroidal quantum layers are considered. The problem of finding the one-electron wave function and energy spectrum have been solved exactly. Absorption edge dependence on the thickness of the layer in the strong size quantization regime has been obtained. The effect of nonparabolicity of the dispersion law of energy levels and optical absorption have been taken into account and calculations are carried out for the cases of both parabolic and Kane’s dispersion laws. Selection rules have been revealed. Absorption coefficient dependence on the frequency of incident light has been obtained, taking into account dispersion of nanolayer thicknesses for the cases of both symmetric and asymmetric distribution functions.
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