1. INTRODUCTION: QD MOLECULES Growth Direction VERTICAL MOLECULES LATERAL MOLECULES e-h+e-h+ 1. Electron states coupling (e - Tunneling ) 2. Hole states.

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1. INTRODUCTION: QD MOLECULES Growth Direction VERTICAL MOLECULES LATERAL MOLECULES e-h+e-h+ 1. Electron states coupling (e - Tunneling ) 2. Hole states coupling (h + Tunneling ) 3. Excitonic state couplin ( Föster copling (virtual photon))

1. INTRODUCCIÓN: DEL QD AISLADO AL CRISTAL DE QDs E.A. Stinaff et al, Science 311, 636 (2006) H.J. Krenner et al, PRL 94, (2005) C.J. Beirne et al, PRL 96, (2006) VERTICAL MOLECULES LATERAL MOLECULES TUNNING QD STATES WITH ELECTRIC FIELD

2. DROPLET EPITAXY GROWTH: ADVANTAGES : Localized nanostructures. Localized nanostructures. Low density samples. Low density samples. Growth by QD pairs. Growth by QD pairs. P. Alonso-González et al, Crystal Growth and Design 9, 2525 (2009) L.Wang et al, New Journal of Physics 10, (2008)

Density ≈ 2.5 x 10 8 cm -2 Density ≈ 2.5 x 10 8 cm -2 Negative excitonic complex. Negative excitonic complex. Arsenic Vacancies. Arsenic Vacancies. P. Alonso-González et al, APL 91, (2007) HIGH OPTICAL QUALITY 2. DROPLET EPITAXY GROWTH:

3. SAMPLE AND EXP. SET UP: Lateral Molecules InAs Droplets Pairs. InAs Droplets Pairs. Schottky Diode. Schottky Diode. Field on 110 Field on ,5 µm Au-Cr ΔVΔV E (110) GaAs InAs

3. SAMPLE AND EXP. SET-UP: Vertical Molecules. P. Alonso-González et al, APL 93, (2008) First layer: First layer: QDs grown by Droplet Epitaxy QDs grown by Droplet Epitaxy Second layer: Second layer: 4 nm of GaAs Tercera capa: Tercera capa: Self assembled QDs localized on first layer QDs. 1.2 ML 1.4 ML 1.6 ML

3. SAMPLE AND EXP: SET-UP: Vertical Molecules.

3. SAMPLE AND EXP. SET-UP: Confocal Microscope. Laser μ PL Signal

LATERAL MOLECULE RESULTS

4. RESULTS: Lateral Molecules QDs DROPLET PAIRS: Voltage Features. Journal of Physics: Conference Serires 210, (2010) Type I: Isolated Type II: Decoupled pair

4. RESULTS: Lateral Molecules QDs DROPLET PAIRS: Voltage Features. Journal of Physics: Conference Serires 210, (2010) Type III: Coupled pair

4. RESULTS: Lateral Molecules QDs DROPLET PAIRS: Coupling (optical signatures) V = 5.7 V

4. RESULTS: Lateral Molecules QDs DROPLET PAIRS: Coupling Positive Sweep Identified some examples of anticrossing μPL evolution. ZOOM 1ZOOM 2

VERTICAL MOLECULE RESULTS

4. RESULTS: Vertical MoleculesPreliminary Results  -PL QD-AQD-BQD-C  -PL 1.4 ML Ensemble QD Droplet (QD1) + SAQD (QD2)

4. RESULTS: Vertical MoleculesPreliminary results E.A. Stinaff et al, Science 311, 636 (2006) Anomalous stark shifts (Blue y Red Shifts)