Two-electron resonances in quasi-one dimensional quantum dots with Gaussian confinement
arXiv:1409.3826 · doi:10.1007/s10773-015-2533-2
Abstract
We consider a quasi one-dimensional quantum dot composed of two Coulombically interacting electrons confined in a Gaussian trap. Apart from bound states, the system exhibits resonances that are related to the autoionization process. Employing the complex-coordinate rotation method, we determine the resonance widths and energies and discuss their dependence on the longitudinal confinement potential and the lateral radius of the quantum dot. The stability properties of the system are discussed.
12 pages, 7 figures
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