Abstract

The effect on the temporal and spatial damped-dispersion curves of the polariton and plasmariton has been evaluated for different electron concentrations, lifetimes of the transverse optical (TO) phonon- and electron-collision times. These dispersion curves are important to optical spectroscopists who are investigating Raman and infrared processes.

© 1970 Optical Society of America

Erratum: Damping Effects on the Polariton and Plasmariton Dispersion Curves in n-GaAs

R. R. Alfano
J. Opt. Soc. Am. 62(4) 609_2-609 (1972)

Attenuated-total-reflection spectral linewidth: Analysis of surface-polariton dispersion relations and damping rates

R. W. Gammon and E. D. Palik
J. Opt. Soc. Am. 64(3) 350-356 (1974)

Surface-Plasmon Effect in the Reflectance of a Metal*†

Julian Crowell and R. H. Ritchie
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Absorption and Multiple Scattering by Biological Suspensions*

Victor Twersky
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Curves of Growth of Autoionizing Spectral Lines with Application to the 3s–4p Transition in Argon*

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