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The lowest point in the conduction band is called the conduction band edge; the
highest point in the valence band is called the valence band edge. As the
temperature is increased, electrons are thermally excited from the valence band
to the ...
The lowest point in the conduction band is called the conduction band edge; the
highest point in the valence band is called the valence band edge. As the
temperature is increased, electrons are thermally excited from the valence band
to the ...
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These lines are due to the creation of a bound electron-hole pair, called an
exciton. The absorption due to the production of excitons is shown in Chapter 18
for gallium arsenide, GaAs. Conduction band edge Valence band edge
Conduction ...
These lines are due to the creation of a bound electron-hole pair, called an
exciton. The absorption due to the production of excitons is shown in Chapter 18
for gallium arsenide, GaAs. Conduction band edge Valence band edge
Conduction ...
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Conduction band (effective mass m,) Valence band (effective mass mh) Figure 3a
Exciton levels in relation to tj conduction band edge, for a simple band strii ture
with both conduction and valence bai edges at k = 0. An exciton can have trans] ...
Conduction band (effective mass m,) Valence band (effective mass mh) Figure 3a
Exciton levels in relation to tj conduction band edge, for a simple band strii ture
with both conduction and valence bai edges at k = 0. An exciton can have trans] ...
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CRYSTAL STRUCTURE | 1 |
CRYSTAL DIFFRACTION AND THE RECIPROCAL LATTICE | 43 |
CRYSTAL BINDING | 95 |
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