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Since then, extensive work has been carried out on (X-) inside the two-dimensional (2D) [wide quantum wells [7-11]] and quantum dots, which the first observations of the QD-confined charged excitons (trions) were performed on ensembles of the QDs [12]. There are many theoretical studies devoted to excitons [13-15] and trions [1625] in quantum dot. Most of such studies have treated and considered the spherical[26-28], lens shaped [29,30], square flat plated [31,32], and cylindrical [33,34] quantum dots.

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