โ Scribed by Ulrike Woggon (auth.)
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Introduction....Pages 1-5
Growth of nanocrystals....Pages 7-42
Energy states....Pages 43-101
Dielectric effects....Pages 103-114
Mechanisms of dephasing....Pages 115-157
Trap processes....Pages 159-177
Effects of static external fields....Pages 179-198
Nanocrystals of IIIโV compounds....Pages 199-208
Nanocrystals of indirect-gap materials....Pages 209-221
Concepts of applications....Pages 223-230
Optical and Electronic Materials; Laser Technology and Physics, Photonics; Quantum Optics, Quantum Electronics, Nonlinear Optics
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