Modified Lee-Low-Pines Polaron in Spherical Quantum Dot in an Electric Field
A. J. Fotue, S. C. Kenfack, H. Fotsin, M. Tiotsop, L. C. Fai, M. P. Tabue Djemmo
Physical Science International Journal · pp. 15–25 · Published 15 Jan 2015
10.9734/PSIJ/2015/15334Abstract
In this paper, we investigated the influence of electric field on the ground state energy of polaron in spherical semiconductor quantum dot (QD) using modified Lee Low Pines (LLP) method. The numerical results show the increase of the ground state energy with the increase of the electric field and the confinement lengths. The modulation of the electric and the confinement lengths lead to the control of the decoherence of the system.
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