Abstract
Abstract
In this study, the energy spectrum, binding energy, and optical intersubband transitions of a molecular complex confined in a quantum ring defined by Gaussian-type potentials were theoretically investigated within the effective mass approximation. The energy states and corresponding wave functions were derived from the solution of the Schrödinger equation using a two-dimensional diagonalization method. The results show that the energy spectrum, binding energy, and intersubband optical transitions show significant sensitivity to the arrangement of the donor atoms and characteristic size parameters of the geometric confinement and repulsive core potential. In conclusion, the structural parameters of the quantum rings and the configuration of the donor atoms provide a new degree of freedom in the tuning of the electronic structure, the stability of Coulombic binding, and the optical response of a molecular complex confined in a quantum ring system.