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Tunnelling through quantum dots

Tunnelling through single and coupled GaAs quantum dots is used to analyse the electronic properties of artificial atoms and molecules. In addition we demonstrate that a strongly localized dot can be used as a spectrometer with high spatial and energy resolution for the determination of the local density of states in a disordered semiconductor.