The effects of the dielectric screening, temperature, magnetic field, and the structure dimension on the diamagnetic susceptibility and the binding energy of a donor-impurity in quantum disk

Through the present work, we investigated the dielectric screening, temperature and applied magnetic field on donor-impurity diamagnetic susceptibility and binding energy in quantum disk (QDisk) made out of GaAs. Moreover, the influence of the position, hydrostatic pressure, temperature, and magnetic field on the dielectric screening function and the diamagnetic coefficient are also reported. The calculations are performed within the effective-mass theory using variational approach considering an infinite potential barrier. Our results reveal that the variation of QDisk's dimension, temperature, magnetic field and pressure have a considerable impact on diamagnetic susceptibility and binding energy, diamagnetic coefficient (DC) and dielectric screening. It is found that the magnetic field increase the diamagnetic susceptibility and binding energy while the temperature and dielectric screening reduce the diamagnetic susceptibility and improve the binding energy. We hope that the present work exhibits a modest contribution for further theoretical research on GaAs-based nanostructures.

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This study investigates the effects of dielectric screening, temperature, and magnetic field on the diamagnetic susceptibility and binding energy of donor impurities in GaAs quantum disks (QDisks). It also reports on the influence of position, hydrostatic pressure, temperature, and magnetic field on the dielectric screening function and diamagnetic coefficient. The results show that variations in QDisk dimensions, temperature, magnetic field, and pressure significantly affect the diamagnetic susceptibility and binding energy, as well as the diamagnetic coefficient and dielectric screening.