Abstract:A two-photon impurity absorption coefficient of the "quantum dot -D (-) -center" complexes synthesized in a transparent dielectric matrix is calculated within the model of zero-radius potential. The evolution of spectral dependence of the absorption coefficient of the nanoheterostructure based on semiconductor CdS x Se 1-x glasses is studied versus the average quantum-dot radius. It is shown that the contribution of the two-photon impurity absorption to the exited two-photon luminescence is fairly significant … Show more
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