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Hi guys, I am looking for a formula which I am sure exits but I cannot locate it. The problem is that a quantum dot absorbs a photon of wavelength λ0(dot is semiconductor or could be any other material). Assuming that it reemits a photon, what is the probability that this emitted photon will have a wavelength λ. Of course if λ<λ0 then the probability is zero, but what kind of distribution does it have for λ>λ0 ?
I am sure this is a very standard problem and the formula exits, I would be glad if someone can help me find out a reference for this.
Thanks
I am sure this is a very standard problem and the formula exits, I would be glad if someone can help me find out a reference for this.
Thanks