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Optical Properties of Type-I InAs and Type-II GaSb Coupled Quantum Dots

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Abstract

GaSb/GaAs self-assembled quantum dots (QDs) have been realized by molecular beam epitaxy [1-4]. GaSb/GaAs QDs should exhibit a type-II band alignment [2-3] in real space. In this case, holes are localized within the GaSb QDs, while due to Coulomb attraction the electrons form a shell around QDs.

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