A (II,Mn)VI diluted magnetic semiconductor quantum dot with an integer number of electrons controlled with a gate voltage is considered. We show that a single electron is able to induce a collective spontaneous magnetization of the Mn spins, overcoming the short range antiferromagnetic interactions, at a temperature order of 1 K, 2 orders of magnitude above the ordering temperature in bulk. The magnetic behavior of the dot depends dramatically on the parity of the number of electrons in the dot.Grants No. MAT2002-04429-c03-01, No. MAT2003-08109-C02-01, Ramon y Cajal Program (MCyT,Spain), Fundación Ramón Areces, and UA/GRE03-15
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Inserting magnetic impurities into semiconductor bulk materials leads to a ferromagnetic behavior. O...
We have studied the dynamic properties of a single spin (Mn impurity or resident electron) in a II-V...
A (II,Mn)VI diluted magnetic semiconductor quantum dot with an integer number of electrons controlle...
Semiconductor quantum dots represent nanoscale systems with few electrons confined in a semiconducto...
We study a single-electron transistor (SET) based upon a II–VI semiconductor quantum dot doped with ...
We report on the reversible electrical control of the magnetic properties of a single Mn atom in an ...
We present a theory of optical control of magnetism in a self-assembled quantum dot (SAD) containing...
We present a theoretical study of magnetic interaction in quantum dots with magnetic $Mn^{2+}$ in do...
Usually, semiconductor quantum dots represent a two-dimensional nanoscale system with few electrons ...
We present a microscopic theory of the magnetic field dependence of the optical properties of II-VI ...
Engineered, highly controllable quantum systems are promising simulators of emergent physics beyond ...
The hole-mediated ferromagnetism in (In,Mn)As quantum dots is investigated using the k center dot p ...
Electric-field manipulation of ferromagnetism has the potential for developing a new generation of e...
We use a simple tight-binding model to study the magnetism of two-dimensional quantum dot lattices w...
We present a microscopic theory of the optical properties of self-assembled quantum dots doped with ...
Inserting magnetic impurities into semiconductor bulk materials leads to a ferromagnetic behavior. O...
We have studied the dynamic properties of a single spin (Mn impurity or resident electron) in a II-V...