1969
DOI: 10.1002/pssb.19690320223
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Light Absorption by Impurity Centres and Urbach's Rule

Abstract: An investigation is made of the shape of the absorption spectra due to impurity centres in a solid, taking into account the variation of its quasi-elastic constants during phototransitions in impurity centres. An analytical expression for the long-wavelength edge of the absorption curve, similar to the well-known Urbach rule, is obtained.Es wird die Form der" Absorptionsspektren von Verunreinigungszentren in Festkorpern untersucht, wobei die Anderung der quasi-elastischen Konstanten wiihrend der Phototfbergang… Show more

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“…(28), which is facilitated by keeping in mind that we are interested in large values of p (,..,.,S) and relatively much smaller values of n. 5. 23 However, it should be pointed out that an exponentially decreasing function will actually overestimate the high-energy tail. Peak heights have been adjusted to be the same.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…(28), which is facilitated by keeping in mind that we are interested in large values of p (,..,.,S) and relatively much smaller values of n. 5. 23 However, it should be pointed out that an exponentially decreasing function will actually overestimate the high-energy tail. Peak heights have been adjusted to be the same.…”
Section: Snmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For the sake of simplicity, we shell assume that the system involving impurity centres has no local vibrations. The shape of the absorption band will then be defined by the expressions (10,12) To calculate (2), we shall take ).' = )L such that p w < 1, where w is the The second term in this expression defines a phonon-less line.…”
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