Abstract
We review far-infrared experiments on quantum wires and dots. In particular, we show that with tailored deviations from a parabolic external lateral confinement potential one can break Kohn’s theorem. This allows a detailed investigation of the internal relative motion in quantum dots and wires and the study of electron–electron interaction effects, for example, the formation of compressible and incompressible states in quantum dots and antidots.
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