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Nanostructure Symmetry: Relevance for Physics and Computing

Marc-André Dupertuis, Daniel Oberli, Sascha Dalessi
2014
Conference Papers

Abstract

We review the research done in recent years in our group on the effects of nanostructure symmetry, and outline its relevance both for nanostructure physics and for computations of their electronic and optical properties. The exemples of C3v and C2v quantum dots are used. A number of surprises and non-trivial aspects are outlined, and a few symmetry-based tools for computing and analysis are shortly presented.

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