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In this study we find eigenenergies and eigenstates of an exciton in a semi-spherical quantum dot solving the corresponding three-dimensional Schrödinger equation using a finite elements method and taking into account both the confinement and Coulomb potentials of the electron-hole pair.
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Figure 2 Reflected field amplitude (pmb{vert Rvert }) and absolute error versus the truncation number M. Now, we truncate the infinite system of equations (3.11 - 3.15) by taking (n=1, 2, 3, dots, 5M) and (m=1, 2, 3, dots, M) to solve (F_{n}).
They gave 28 healthy right-handed participants (aged 19 to 63) the nine-dot problem to solve.
The rigorous solution for ( {sigma}_{0i}^2left 1, dots, mright) ) can be delivered by solving the m dimensional equation system.
For computational efficiency, we first solved the derivatives with respect to time of the tsunami velocity components, (dot{M} x,y,t)) and (dot{N} x,y,t)), rather than calculating the tsunami velocity by implicitly solving Eq. 10, where the dots denote derivatives with respect to time.
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By solving systems (10) and (11), we obtain the predictor directions (( dot{tilde{x}}, dot{tilde{y}}, dot{tilde{s}})) and ((ddot{tilde {x}},ddot{tilde{y}},ddot{tilde{s}})) and have the following lemma.
(Predictor step) The predictor directions ((dot{tilde{x}}^{k},dot{y}^{k},dot{tilde{s}}^{k})), ((ddot{tilde {x}}^{k},ddot{y}^{k}, ddot{tilde{s}}^{k})) are obtained by solving the linear system (10), (11) and the largest positive (bar{theta}^{k}in 0,pi/2]) is computed by solving (16) and (15).
Step 2: (Predictor step) The predictor directions ((dot{tilde{x}}^{k},dot{y}^{k},dot{tilde{s}}^{k})), ((ddot{tilde {x}}^{k},ddot{y}^{k}, ddot{tilde{s}}^{k})) are obtained by solving the linear system (10), (11) and the largest positive (bar{theta}^{k}in 0,pi/2]) is computed by solving (16) and (15).
Using the dropping shock initial conditions (dot{x}(0) = sqrt{2gh}), the two key parameters A and ω can be obtained by solving equation (20) and equation (22) simultaneously.
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