Titlebook: Electronic Structure and Optical Properties of Semiconductors; Marvin L. Cohen,James R. Chelikowsky Textbook 1989Latest edition Springer-V

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High Energy Probes of Semiconductors: X-Rays,function of x-rays is to probe the valence charge density of a semiconductor. The experimental determination of valence charge densities is difficult but not impossible, and some very good data exist for diamond and zinc-blende semiconductors. Finally, x-rays can be used to monitor temperature effects by studying Debye-Waller factors.

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IV-VI Semiconductors, temperature dependence of the energy gaps, the energy positions of impurity levels, the high doping levels found, the static dielectric constants, and the electronic structure of some of the alloys of these compounds appear to be anomalous compared to the “conventional behavior” of the diamond and zinc-blende semiconductors.

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Triatomic, Layer, Chain, and Amorphous Models, metallic elements could then be used for semiconductor compounds. It was therefore realized that the EPM was capable of predicting electronic and optical properties of materials having complex crystal structures.

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Yuri N. Toulouevski,Ilyaz Y. Zinurovelatively easy to perform: the ratio of the incident photon flux to the reflected photon flux is measured as a function of photon energy. In principle, the only tools required for this procedure are the sample, a light source, a monochrometer, and a detector.

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Electronic Structure and Optical Properties of Semiconductors

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Response Functions and Density of States,uired to determine accurate energy eigenvalues and wavefunctions. The method requires a calculation of a response function to compare with experimental data. Two major sources of measured spectra are optical reflectivity and photoemission data for the energy distribution curves (EDC) of the emitted