When the overall conductance was suppressed below approximately 10% of the single quantum conductance, superimposed Coulomb diamond patterns appeared at low temperatures, exhibiting parallel double quantum dot behaviors.
However, this overall pattern is heavily disturbed by additional resonances caused by localized states, regions of multi-dot behavior, strong amplitude modulations due to constriction resonances and a large number of additional crossings, which are not yet fully understood.
The presence of spatiotemporal integration deficit across saccades was assessed by a possible disorganization of ocular exploration during visual search or sequential counting with unlimited presentation of dots (revisiting behavior) that induced inefficient search and overestimations of the number of dots.
The results, apart of their academic interest, are important in spectroscopy of plasma, give new insight into properties of quantum dots, explain behavior of atoms and molecules under high pressure.
When further increase of the temperature above 60 K (100 K), band-filling in the deep localization is dramatically enhanced due to the temperature-dependent intra-dot relaxation behavior of the carriers.
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The 3 eV peak has a linear dependence on 1/d2 indicating a typical quantum dot-like behavior yielding a corresponding bulk value of the transition as 2.98 eV and the reduced effective mass of the electron-hole pair involved as 0.14.
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In a recent paper [24], we have shown that with the control of GaN/AlGaN spherical quantum dot parameters, different behaviors are obtained.
By tuning the quantum dot energy levels, the behavior of the supercurrent shows swap effects, which might be used to design a qubit.
The simulated I-V plot shows a semiconducting-like behavior (Figure4a, dot line), confirming both the experimental results and those reported in the literature[45].
