The limiting nuclear polarization in a quantum dot under optical electron-spin orientation and applicability of the box-model of the electron-nuclear dynamics

Physics – Condensed Matter – Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics

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For the model Hamiltonian describing the electron-nuclear dynamics of a quantum dot, we obtained an exact expression for the limiting nuclear polarization as a function of the number of groups of equivalent nuclei. It is shown that the refinement of the model Hamiltonian by increasing the number of the groups results in a slow growth of the limiting nuclear polarization. This allowed us to put forward arguments in favor of applicability of the box-model (with all the nuclei being equivalent) for description of the electron-nuclear spin dynamics within the time intervals of around hundreds of periods of the optical orientation.

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