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Absorption of light by free electrons in semiconductors. I. Processes involving longitudinal optical phonons

M. O. Osipova and E. Yu. Perlin

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Abstract

We calculated the absorption coefficient of light in intraband transitions involving longitudinal optical phonons in semiconductors for various arbitrary free electron densities. We describe the intraband absorption coefficients as a function of frequency and temperature for a crystal with the band structure and vibration mode parameters typical of A2B6 crystals.

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