Optics of charged excitons in quantum wells: Free versus donor-bound complexes
A. B. Dzyubenko, D. A. Cosma, T. D. Kelly, A. R. Todd, A. Yu. Sivachenko
Abstract
We theoretically study localization of quasi-two-dimensional negatively charged excitons X- on isolated charged donors in magnetic fields. We consider donors located in a barrier at various distances L from the heteroboundary as well as donors in the quantum well. We establish how many different singlet Xs- and triplet Xt- bound states a donor ion D+ can support in magnetic fields B > 6 T. We find several new bound states, some of which have surprisingly large oscillator strengths.
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