Which outcome occurs when a quantum dot's wave functions are highly compressed by design?

💡 Explanation

Increased spatial confinement causes a stronger electron-electron Coulomb repulsion rather than other effects, because wave functions overlap more. Therefore, electron interactions increase because the confinement energy dominates, rather than tunneling or electron-phonon energies given size.

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