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Electronic spectra of crystalline NaCl and KCl

D. M. Roessler, W. C. Walker

The real (ε1) and imaginary (ε2) parts of the dielectric response function, together with the energy-loss function Im (1ε^), of freshly cleaved single crystals of NaCl and KCl were obtained in the region 5-28 eV by Kramers-Kronig analysis of near-normal-incidence …

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SODIUM CHLORIDE NaCl: Normal spectral reflectance

Infrared dielectric constant and ultraviolet optical properties of solids with diamond, zinc blende, wurtzite, and rocksalt structure

Manuel Cardona

The room‐temperature optical constants of InP, CdTe, and ZnTe are calculated for photon energies up to 20 eV by the Kramers‐Kronig analysis of the normal‐incidence reflection spectra. Data at 77°K are also presented for ZnTe and CdTe. At these temperatures, …

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INDIUM PHOSPHIDE InP: Normal spectral reflectance

Erratum: Optical dispersion of lead sulfide in the infrared (Physical Review (1966) 147, 2 (670))

J. R. Dixon, H. R. Riedl

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LEAD SULFIDE PbS: Normal spectral reflectance

Infrared absorption of magnesium stannide

Herbert G. Lipson, Alfred Kahan

Infrared transmission and reflection measurements have been made on n- and p-type semiconducting Mg2Sn single crystals of different impurity concentrations between 2 and 30 μ, at temperatures ranging from 15 to 296°K. At incident energies less than 0.22 eV, strong …

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Mg₂Sn INTERMETALLIC COMPOUND: Normal spectral reflectance

Angle-of-incidence dependence of calcium fluoride reflectivity

Alfred Kahan, Donald E. Mccarthy

Room-temperature reflectivity measurements of CaF2 in the fundamental-lattice-vibration region were obtained between frequencies 200 to 650 cm-1 and angles of incidence ranging from near normal to 78°. Based on the method of classical oscillator analysis, the near-normal reflectivity is fitted …

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CALCIUM FLUORIDE CaF₂: Angular spectral reflectance

Infrared reflectance from mat surfaces

Robert K. Vincent, Graham R. Hunt

A general theory is presented which segregates the rays composing the total reflectance from a mat surface according to their dependence on the intrinsic absorption coefficient. It is tested against experimental data obtained from samples of two materials (calcite and …

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CARBONATE MINERALS: Normal spectral reflectance

Absolute Reflective Spectra of Ceramic Barium Titanate

Amiya K. Goswami

No abstract provided

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BARIUM TITANATE BaTiO₃: Normal spectral reflectance

Infrared Spectral Emittance and Optical Properties of Yttrium Vanadate

H. E. Rast, H. H. Caspers, S. A. Miller

The infrared spectral emittance E of single scrystals of YVO4 has been examined near 4.2 and 77°K in the wavelength range 4-125 μm. Of the expected seven active transverse optical modes at k∼0, six have been observed and assigned to …

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YTTRIUM VANADATE YVO₄: Normal spectral reflectance, Normal spectral emittance

Infrared spectral emittance of InAs

D. L. Stierwalt, R. F. Potter

The infrared absorption spectra for a p-type InAs sample were determined by measuring the spectral emittance at 77, 203, and 373°K. The spectra contained features which are identified with optical edge transitions, free-carrier absorption, intervalence-band transitions, multiphonon absorption and the …

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INDIUM ARSENIDE InAs: Normal spectral emittance

Thermal and optical energy gaps in PbTe

R. N. Tauber, A. A. Machonis, I. B. Cadoff

The optical absorption edge (indirect energy gap) for PbTe was determined in the temperature range of 80°-520°K. It was found that dEg/dT had a value of 4.1×10-4 eV/°K in the temperature range from 80°-350°K, while above 400°K, dEg/dT was approximately …

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LEAD TELLURIDE PbTe: Normal spectral transmittance