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2DEG absorption amorphous annealing Appl approximately bandgap binding energy bleaching band bulk calculated carriers Chem chemical clusters coefficients conduction band corresponding crystal curve decrease density dependence deposition device diameter dielectric disk donor dopant doped effect electron electron-hole emission epitaxy excitation exciton experimental Figure fluctuations frequency GaAs QWRs gate growth Hamiltonian hole increase interaction interface ions laser layer Lett luminescence magnetic field material matrix measured metal Mn2+ molecules MoS2 n-TiO2 film nanoclusters nanocrystallites nanocrystals nanoparticles nanostructures nanowires nonlinear observed obtained optical oxide oxygen particles peak phonon photoluminescence Phys PL intensity polariton polarity polymer porous potential quantum confinement quantum dot quantum wires radiation radius Raman recombination region resonant samples scattering semiconductor shown in Fig shows silicon solvent spectra spectrum structure subband substrate superlattice surface thickness TiO2 transition transmission tunneling valence band voltage wave functions wavelength width
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