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Optical Absorption and Reflection

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The propagation of electromagnetic radiation through a semiconductor depends, in general, on temperature and external pressure and can be modified by electric and magnetic fields. Measurements of these effects provide very useful information about band structure and energy levels in semiconductors. For numerical purposes it may be worth noting that a quantum energy h ω of 1 eV is equivalent to a wave number v of 8060 cm-1 and to a wavelength λ of 1.24 μm [11.1].

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