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The electronic structure of a spherical quantum dot with parabolic confinement that contains a hydrogenic impurity and is subjected to a DC electric field is studied. In our calculations we vary the position of the impurity and the electric field strength. The calculated electronic structure is further used for determining the nonlinear optical rectification coefficient of the quantum dot structure. We show that both the position of the impurity and the strength of the electric field influence the nonlinear optical rectification process.
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