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Theoretical predictions demonstrate a phase transition in excitons driven by classical light in quantum dots, suggesting new possibilities for quantum information processing.
The weak classical light excitations in many semiconductor quantum dots have been chosen as important solid-state quantum systems for processing quantum information and implementing quantum computing. For strong classical light we predict theoretically a novel phase transition as a function of magnitude of this classical light from the deformed to the normal phases in resonance case, and the essential features of criticality such as the scaling behaviour, critical exponent and universality are also present in this paper.
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