Dependence of energy eigenvalue on magnetic field, AB flux and Temperatures of two electron quantum dot (anti dot) confined in Mie potential
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https://doi.org/10.20372/star.v8i4.02Keywords:
Mie potential, Quantum dot, AB flux fields, Nikiforov-Uvarov method, Schrödinger equationAbstract
The characteristics and energy of a system in an eigenvalue problem can be approximated through different mathematical formalisms, so as we have preferred and employed the Nikiforov-Uvarov formalism to solve for the Mie potential. The energy spectrum is calculated numerically and exposed to external magnetic field intensity, temperature, and AB flux intensity considering material parameters GaAs quantum dot (antidot) confined in Mie potential. The magnetic field and AB flux intensity affect additional confinement potential, which plays a great role in tuning the potential model fit to different applicability and enhances the study of different properties of the system. In our study, we investigated energy spectrum dependence on the repulsive radius, applied magnetic field, AB flux intensity, and rovibrational state to enhance the energy spectrum over dominating the potential confinement, and however, the effect of temperature is governed by the form of confinement potential in maintaining the attractive and repulsive phases. The energy spectrum is highly influenced by the presence of a repulsive anti-dot radius due to electron-electron interactions in the systems.
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