Optical properties of parabolic quantum dots with dressed impurity: Combined effects of pressure, temperature and laser intensity

In this paper simultaneous effects of pressure, temperature and laser radiation on the optical absorption coefficient and refractive index of a spherical quantum dot with parabolic confinement and dressed impurity are studied. By means of matrix diagonalization technique, energy eigenvalues and functions are evaluated and used to find the optical properties of the system via density operator method. It is shown that linear and nonlinear optical properties strongly depend on pressure, temperature and dressing laser intensity. The interesting point is that the influence of laser radiation depends on pressure and temperature.