Abstract
Changes in the binding energy and oscillator strength of an exciton state due to screening by a quasi-two-dimensional electron gas were calculated self-consistently in a nonlinear approximation. It was shown that the collapse of the bound state proceeds at very small concentrations N s ≃5×109 cm−2, which is a consequence of taking into account the nonlinearity of the system response to the Coulomb perturbation.
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