A. Fakkahi , H. Azmi , M. Jaouane , A. Sali , A. Ed-Dahmouny , K. El-Bakkari , R. Arraoui , O. Ben Hammou , S. Elotmani , J. El-Hamouchi , Haddou El Ghazi
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Abstract
In this paper, we investigated the effects of applied hydrostatic pressure and temperature on the second harmonic generation (SHG) of a hydrogenic impurity confined in a multilayered quantum dot (MLQD). Using the finite element method (FEM) within the framework of the effective mass approximation (EMA), we have calculated the energy levels and wave functions for different states of a MLQD under external perturbations. Then, we calculated the SHG coefficient using the eigenvalues and their corresponding wave functions. Our main findings show that external pressure (temperature) causes a decrease (increase) in energy levels, thereby enhancing SHG efficiency. This study highlights the potential of electronic environment engineering in MLQDs as an effective approach to modulate and enhance their nonlinear optical properties. These findings pave the way for designing advanced photonic devices, including quantum dot-based lasers and modulators, capable of operating under varying thermal and mechanical conditions.
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