Luminescence of CsPbX3-like quantum dots in CsX crystal host (X = Cl, Br) is reported. Single band spectrum is found for as grown or heavily annealed (T = 240 degrees C) CsX:Pb, while a family of emisssion bands is observed after annealing at temperatures below 210 degrees C. Anisotropic growth of quantum dots in the early stage is proposed and positions of emission peaks are calculated for CsPbCl3 quantum dots using a simple model.

Quantum size effect in the excitonic luminescence of CsPbX3-like quantum dots in CsX (X=Cl, Br) single crystal host / M. Nikl; K. Nitsch; K. Polak; E. Mihokova; S. Zazubovich; G. P. Pazzi; P. Fabeni; L. Salvini; R. Aceves; M. BarbosaFlores; RP. Salas; M. Gurioli; A. Scacco. - In: JOURNAL OF LUMINESCENCE. - ISSN 0022-2313. - STAMPA. - 72:(1997), pp. 377-379. [10.1016/S0022-2313(96)00341-9]

Quantum size effect in the excitonic luminescence of CsPbX3-like quantum dots in CsX (X=Cl, Br) single crystal host

GURIOLI, MASSIMO;
1997

Abstract

Luminescence of CsPbX3-like quantum dots in CsX crystal host (X = Cl, Br) is reported. Single band spectrum is found for as grown or heavily annealed (T = 240 degrees C) CsX:Pb, while a family of emisssion bands is observed after annealing at temperatures below 210 degrees C. Anisotropic growth of quantum dots in the early stage is proposed and positions of emission peaks are calculated for CsPbCl3 quantum dots using a simple model.
1997
72
377
379
M. Nikl; K. Nitsch; K. Polak; E. Mihokova; S. Zazubovich; G. P. Pazzi; P. Fabeni; L. Salvini; R. Aceves; M. BarbosaFlores; RP. Salas; M. Gurioli; A. Scacco
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