We investigated exciton–phonon interactions in three types of GaAs/ \(\hbox {Al}_{0.3}\hbox {Ga}_{0.7}\) As quantum dots (QDs grown by droplet epitaxy. Comparative optical studies were conducted on QDs of similar species, grown under identical conditions, and on various other QD types. Multioscillator models were employed to analyze the phonon coupling channels in various QD species, with a focus on the influence of capping time on high-energy phonon channels. The findings were found to be consistent with those of previous atomic-scale structural analyses. Engineering exciton–phonon interactions offers a viable approach for implementing QD-based devices in optoelectronics, thermoelectrics, and information-processing applications.
