THE EFFECTS OF THE GEOMETRY OF CONFINEMENT POTENTIAL ON THE MANY-BODY PROPERTIES OF QUANTUM WIRES

A. Pahlavan (Iran), K. Nozari (Iran), A. Bahari (Iran), M. Roodbari (Iran) and F. Nakhaei (Iran)

Received December 17, 2007

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Keywords and phrases: nano-structures, quantum wires, optical nonlinearities.