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Energy diagram of the active region and diffusion, recombination, and relaxation process

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Block diagram model describing the rate equations of QDs devices for γ radiation detection

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Gain against ℏγCV at different transition matrix element

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Gain against ℏγCV at different refractive index

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Power against pumping rate of incident γ radiation

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Power against incident γ ray energy at different cavity lengths

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Power against incident γ ray energy at different mirror

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Power against photon density

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Population inversion against incident γ energy

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Photon density against incident γ ray energy at different refractive index

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Photon density against incident γ ray energy at different τp

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Photon density against τr

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τr against incident Nw