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Rydberg excitons in core-shell nanostructures I. Optical properties
Optical properties of Cu$_2$O-metal core-shell nanostructures containing Rydberg excitons are examined. Calculations of electron and hole eigenfunctions and eigenenergies are used to calculate exciton energy and its dependence on system geometry and dimensionality. The limits of very small and very
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