214 research outputs found
Comment to article "A light--hole exciton in a quantum dot" by Y.H.Huo et al, Nature Physics 10, 46 (2014)
The exciton ground state in strained quantum dots similar to those fabricated
in article specified in the title is shortly discussed within a relevant model
Hamiltonian. Some characteristics of the light--hole exciton ground state
reached in a dot under the tensile biaxial strain appear to be sensitive to the
strain anisotropy breaking a purity of this state. It refers in particular to a
degree of the in--plane polarization of the emission and the fine structure of
the ground state.Comment: 6 pages, 2 figure
Edge States of a Periodic Chain with Four-Band Energy Spectrum
Tight-binding model on a finite chain is studied with four-fold alternated
hopping parameters . Imposing the open boundary conditions, the
corresponding recursion is solved analytically with special attention paid to
the occurrence of edge states. Corresponding results are strongly corroborated
by numeric calculations. It is shown that in the system there exist four
different edge phases if the number of sites is odd, and eight edges phases if
the chain comprises even number of sites. Phases are labelled by
, and . It is shown
that these quantities represent gauge invariant topological indices emerging in
the corresponding infinite chains.Comment: 12 pages, 15 figures, typos correcte
On the NCCS model of the quantum Hall fluid
Area non-preserving transformations in the non-commutative plane are
introduced with the aim to map the integer quantum Hall effect (IQHE)
state on the fractional quantum Hall effect (FQHE) FQHE
states. Using the hydrodynamical description of the quantum Hall fluid, it is
shown that these transformations are generated by vector fields satisfying the
Gauss law in the interacting non-commutative Chern-Simons gauge theory, and the
corresponding field-theory Lagrangian is reconstructed. It is demonstrated that
the geometric transformations induce quantum-mechanical non-unitary similarity
transformations, establishing the interplay between integral and fractional
QHEs.Comment: 4 pages, no figures, minor corrections, accepted in Eur. Phys. J.
Polarization dynamics in quantum dots: The role of dark excitons
We study an impact of the fine structure of the heavy--hole ground state
exciton confined in semiconductor quantum dots on the photoluminescence
polarization dynamics solving the relevant system of the rate equations. The
presence of the dark excitons is usually ignored and the polarization decay is
assumed to be caused by direct transitions within the radiative doublet. We
demonstrate that in strongly confined quantum dots the dark excitons, which are
energetically well below the bright excitons, have actually a decisive effect
on the polarization dynamics due to their persistent nature. The linear
polarization shows nonexponential decay controlled by a conversion of the dark
into a bright exciton. To get quantitative answers for specific quantum dot
structures, all the necessary information can be obtained already from
experiments on the luminescence dynamics following nonresonant excitation in
these dots.Comment: 12 pages, 3 figure
Shakeup spectrum in a two-dimensional electron gas in a strong magnetic field
The shakeup emission spectrum in a two-dimensional electron gas in a strong
magnetic field is calculated analytically. The case of a localized photocreated
hole is studied and the calculations are performed with a Nozieres-De
Dominicis-like Hamiltonian. The hole potential is assumed to be small compared
to the cyclotron energy and is therefore treated as a perturbation. Two
competing many-body effects, the shakeup of the electron gas in the optical
transition, and the excitonic effect, contribute to the shakeup satellite
intensities. It is shown, that the range of the hole potential essentially
influences the shakeup spectrum. For a short range interaction the above
mentioned competition is more important and results in the shakeup emission
quenching when electrons occupy only the lowest Landau level. When more than
one Landau level is filled, the intensities of the shakeup satellites change
with magnetic field nonmonotonically. If the interaction is long range, the
Fermi sea shakeup processes dominate. Then, the satellite intensities smoothly
decrease when the magnetic field increases and there is no suppression of the
shakeup spectrum when the only lowest Landau level is filled. It is shown also
that a strong hole localization is not a necessary condition for the SU
spectrum to be observed. If the hole localization length is not small compared
to the magnetic length, the SU spectrum still exists. Only the number of
contributions to the SU spectrum reduces and the shakeup processes are always
dominant.Comment: 23 pages, 4 figure
Topological Solitons in Noncommutative Plane and Quantum Hall Skyrmions
We analyze topological solitons in the noncommutative plane by taking a
concrete instance of the quantum Hall system with the SU(N) symmetry, where a
soliton is identified with a skyrmion. It is shown that a topological soliton
induces an excitation of the electron number density from the ground-state
value around it. When a judicious choice of the topological charge density
is made, it acquires a physical reality as the electron
density excitation around a topological
soliton, . Hence a
noncommutative soliton carries necessarily the electric charge proportional to
its topological charge. A field-theoretical state is constructed for a soliton
state irrespectively of the Hamiltonian. In general it involves an infinitely
many parameters. They are fixed by minimizing its energy once the Hamiltonian
is chosen. We study explicitly the cases where the system is governed by the
hard-core interaction and by the noncommutative CP model, where all
these parameters are determined analytically and the soliton excitation energy
is obtained.Comment: 18 pages (to be published in PRD
On the Meissner effect in the Relativistic Anyon superconductors
The relativistic model with two types of planar fermions interacting with the
Chern-Simons and Maxwell fields is applied to the study of anyon
superconductor. It is demonstrated, that the Meissner effect can be realized in
the case of the simultaneous presence of the fermions with a different magnetic
moment interactions. Under the certain conditions there occures an extra
plateau at the magnetization curve. In the order under consideration the
spectrum of the electromagnetic field excitations contains the long-range
interaction and one massive "photon" state.Comment: 21 pages, 4 figures, late
Nambu-Goldstone modes and the Josephson supercurrent in the bilayer quantum Hall system
An interlayer phase coherence develops spontaneously in the bilayer quantum
Hall system at the filling factor . On the other hand, the spin and
pseudospin degrees of freedom are entangled coherently in the canted
antiferromagnetic phase of the bilayer quantum Hall system at the filling
factor . There emerges a complex Nambu-Goldstone mode with a linear
dispersion in the zero tunneling-interaction limit for both cases. Then its
phase field provokes a Josephson supercurrent in each layer, which is
dissipationless as in a superconductor. We study what kind of phase coherence
the Nambu-Goldstone mode develops in association with the Josephson
supercurrent and its effect on the Hall resistance in the bilayer quantum Hall
system at , by employing the Grassmannian formalism.Comment: 43 pages, 5 figures. arXiv admin note: text overlap with
arXiv:1207.0003, arXiv:1211.038
Exact Symmetries of Electron Interactions in the Lowest Landau Level
Considering the system of interacting electrons in the lowest Landau level we
show that the corresponding four-fermion Hamiltonian is invariant with respect
to the local area-preserving transformations. Testing a certain class of
interaction potentials, we find that this symmetry is universal with respect to
a concrete type of potentials.Comment: Revtex4, 8 page
Spin Supercurrent in the Canted Antiferromagnetic Phase
The spin and layer (pseudospin) degrees of freedom are entangled coherently
in the canted antiferromagnetic phase of the bilayer quantum Hall system at the
filling factor . There emerges a complex Goldstone mode describing such
a combined degree of freedom. In the zero tunneling-interaction limit
(), its phase field provokes a supercurrent
carrying both spin and charge within each layer. The Hall resistance is
predicted to become anomalous precisely as in the bilayer system in
the counterflow and drag experiments. Furthermore, it is shown that the total
current flowing in the bilayer system is a supercurrent carrying solely spins
in the counterflow geometry. It is intriguing that all these phenomena occur
only in imbalanced bilayer systems.Comment: 5 pages, 1 figur
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