1972
DOI: 10.1016/0038-1098(72)91182-9
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Measurement of the frequency dependence of the phonon damping function by Raman scattering from polaritons in GaP

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“…Therefore, in these relations, the frequency-dependent function of the polariton damping has to be used, generally speaking, in place of T m and Lm . The phonon-polariton damping is caused by the finite lifetime of their phonon part [22]. Thus…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, in these relations, the frequency-dependent function of the polariton damping has to be used, generally speaking, in place of T m and Lm . The phonon-polariton damping is caused by the finite lifetime of their phonon part [22]. Thus…”
Section: Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The frequency of 10.16 THz agrees fairly well with the value of 10.12 THz calculated from Eq. 4 for γ = 39.3 o using the well-known[17] dispersion formula of phononpolaritons in GaP. The inset displays the Fourier transform of the transmission curve.…”
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“…In the last several decades, the frequency dependence of the self-energy PW DW iGW of the TO mode of GaP has been the subject of intense theoretical and experimental work by several groups. Results for GW from linewidth analysis of infrared and Raman spectra are given in [12,13]. Very recently, Widulle et al [14] reported an analysis of Raman spectra for natural and isotopically enriched samples.…”
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“…For comparison data from Ref. [15] (triangles) and [13] (diamonds) are shown polariton modes in GaP between n p = 340 and 364 cm ± ±1 . For comparison, we also show values for a few modes published in the literature.…”
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