Study of the Quantum Dot and Theoretical Model of Hamiltonian of An Electron Interaction with Longitudinal Optical Phonons
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https://doi.org/10.32628/IJSRST251222811Keywords:
Electron, Phonon Interaction, FTL, Momentum, Quantum DotAbstract
In this present paper, we presented about the study of the quantum dot and present a theoretical model of Hamiltonian of an electron interaction with longitudinal optical phonons.
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