“…Compared to those in three-dimensional bulk semiconductors, the exciton binding energy and oscillator strength in quantum wells are considerably enhanced due to quantum confinement effect, so excitons in quantum wells are more stable [20][21][22]. The exciton binding energy is also important in the quantitative interpretation of optical properties in the photoluminescence spectra [23][24][25]. The oscillator strength of the excitonic transitions represents the creation rate of excitons [26,27], therefore the calculations of exciton binding energy and oscillator strength in quantum wells are important problems and worth studying.…”