Photoluminescence studies on InGaAs/GaAs quantum dots with diameters down to 20 nm have been performed in magnetic fields up to B0ex0ex=0ex0ex12 T and have been compared to detailed calculations. The eigenstates of these cylindrical dots are characterized by a radial quantum number and an azimuthal quantum number corresponding to the orbital angular momentum. From the distinctly different magnetic field dependences of the several transitions we identify electron-hole recombinations involving states with 0, ±1,and-2 values of the angular momentum.
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