A comparison between and tight-binding methods for the analysis of InAs/GaAs quantum dot bandstructures is presented based on a fully coupled computation of electromechanical effects. Electromechanical effects are addressed using a continuum elastic model for the method and a pre-conditioned Valence Force Field algorithm for the tight-binding atomistic calculations. The Valence Force Field method allows the direct identification of the impact of internal strain. Results to ensure model parameter consistency between the two methods are also given by comparing bulk and unstrained quantum-well dispersion relations.

Electromechanical field effects in InAs/GaAs quantum dots based on continuum k?{\textperiodcentered} p? and atomistic tight-binding methods

Pecchia, Alessandro
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2021

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A comparison between and tight-binding methods for the analysis of InAs/GaAs quantum dot bandstructures is presented based on a fully coupled computation of electromechanical effects. Electromechanical effects are addressed using a continuum elastic model for the method and a pre-conditioned Valence Force Field algorithm for the tight-binding atomistic calculations. The Valence Force Field method allows the direct identification of the impact of internal strain. Results to ensure model parameter consistency between the two methods are also given by comparing bulk and unstrained quantum-well dispersion relations.
2021
Istituto per lo Studio dei Materiali Nanostrutturati - ISMN
Istituto di Struttura della Materia - ISM - Sede Roma Tor Vergata
GaAs, kp, tight-binding
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