Abstract
Fourier transmission and emission spectroscopy was employed in the range from 5 to 300 K to measure the thermal band gap shift of 4.7 nm PbS quantum dots. The analytical comparison of fits carried out with the expressions of Varshni and Fan revealed limited accuracy of the Varshni fitting parameters. Evidence is presented that transmission spectroscopy in conjunction with the Fan model concurs with the microscopic material features, resulting in a tool to determine intrinsic properties of quantum dots.
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