Tunneling transport and diffusion in weakly coupled quantum dot ensembles

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Abstract

The lateral tunneling rate and carrier diffusion in weakly coupled quantum dots are analyzed. In the weak coupling limit, localization of charge within a single dot is obtained through superposition of the lowest-energy eigenstates of coupled dots. The free evolution of the wave function leads to tunneling, but with a time dependence that includes dephasing. Idealized quantum dot boundary conditions are used to estimate tunneling times, and these are compared with recent experiments. © 1998 American Institute of Physics.

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Deppe, D. G., & Deng, Q. (1998). Tunneling transport and diffusion in weakly coupled quantum dot ensembles. Applied Physics Letters. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.122799

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