1974
DOI: 10.1088/0022-3719/7/21/010
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Lattice dynamics of AgGaS2

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“…Unfortunately, no details of crystal growth are given in [51,52]. Obviously, the Brillouin scattering experiments [51] have been carried out on the same single crystal specimen used before to study the lattice vibrational properties of AgGaS 2 in the optical phonon mode range by Raman scattering and infrared reflectivity [57,58]. However, in the range of modes with lowest frequencies the results of these experiments deviate distinctly from those supposed to be the most reliable ones [28] and also from recent experimental data obtained on high quality AgGaS 2 single crystals prepared by iodine vapour transport [59].…”
Section: Cdgeasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Unfortunately, no details of crystal growth are given in [51,52]. Obviously, the Brillouin scattering experiments [51] have been carried out on the same single crystal specimen used before to study the lattice vibrational properties of AgGaS 2 in the optical phonon mode range by Raman scattering and infrared reflectivity [57,58]. However, in the range of modes with lowest frequencies the results of these experiments deviate distinctly from those supposed to be the most reliable ones [28] and also from recent experimental data obtained on high quality AgGaS 2 single crystals prepared by iodine vapour transport [59].…”
Section: Cdgeasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…All Raman lines of the Zn-doped VPE layer can be assigned to those observed on the undoped layer and no appearance of new Raman line(s) is seen for the Zn-doped VPE layer. The strongest Raman line assigned to the A 1 mode phonon is purely due to vibration of S atoms in the c-plane [12,13]. According to the rigid-ion model calculation of Koshel and Bettini [14], the frequencies of highest E(LO) and B 2 (LO) mode Raman lines are strongly related to the reduced mass of the III-VI bond [12,15].…”
Section: Characterizationmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Both modes differ from the other modes by their pure cation motion in the zb approximation [3]. Due to the splitting of the cation masses, the zb symmetry around the anions is removed and thus they participate in the vibration.…”
Section: Wmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Since the ch may be regarded as a superstructure of the zb materials [GI, in a first approximation the zb-phonon curves are merely folded back into the ch Brillouin zone [3]. This zb approximation yields a linking of the ch modes to the zb ones [7] and an explanation of the spectra.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%