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Multipolar Photonic Interactions between Quantum Dots of Different Sizes
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 01 February 2011
Abstract
Multipolar interactions between quantum dots involving real and virtual photons are compared on the basis of our (micro-photoluminescence) spectra of coupled QDs (quantum dots), and suggested as the principle of intra-device, inter-device, and inter-chip interconnections and logical operations, with the device concepts for solid state nanometer networks and a quantum computer.
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