Optical absorption — 9 discussions
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Absorption coefficient and Linear Optical Susceptibility
##\alpha## is considered to be the absorption coefficient for a beam of light of maximum intensity ##I_0##. It's related to the complex part of the refractive index as we have shown above. Now, I have a doubt. Should I solve for ##k## from the quadratic equation in terms of the linear optical...- PhysicsTruth
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- Absorption Absorption coefficient Coefficient Linear Optical Optical absorption Photonics Susceptibility
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Undergrad Spin and wavefunction of excitons
My Bachelor thesis is all around Excitons (specifially transitions between excitons of different energies). During my work I often had trouble with the spin and the wavefunction of them. Is there maybe some good (free) literature about the theory of excitons ? I found some books in the internet...- dabafsdf
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- Optical absorption Spin Wavefunction
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Graduate How to calculate the temperature change of a laser-irradiated material
I am looking to approximately calculate the temperature change of a sample that was exposed to a laser pulse. Experimentally, we know the optical absorption, reflection, and transmission, as well as the source parameters for our laser system. I realize that I will have to make approximations...- jgk5141
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- Absorbtion Change Material Optical absorption Optics Temperature Temperature change Thermal
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Optical depth from radiative transfer equation
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- Astronomy Astrophisics Depth Homework Optical Optical absorption Physics Radiative transfer
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Second reflection angles from pyramid surfaces in 3D
Given Theta1(angle of incidence) and alpha1(azimuth angle). how do we obtain the second reflection angle theta3 and alpha3? Assuming the surface to be a mirror reflection(theta1 = theta2). Need an equation when varied the incident angles we would obtain the second reflection angles or a method...- vasanth
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- 3d Angle Geometric interpretation Optic Optical absorption Ray tracing Reflection Solar cells
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Graduate Perturbing Hamiltonian optical absorption in semiconductors
Hi I am looking at the problem of optical absorption in direct gap semiconductors. It seems like the perturbing Hamiltonian is an oscillating perturbation , ie. an electromagnetic wave. Why can't the problem be treated as the absorption of a single particle , ie. a photon ?- dyn
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- Absorption Hamiltonian Optical Optical absorption Semiconductors
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Graduate How to Determine Band Gap of Amorphous Materials Using Optical Absorption Edge
Hello, I am trying to determine the band gap of an amorphous material (a glass sample) and I read that you can do this from the determination of the optical absorption edge. From this kind of measurements you fitt an equation of the type (αhν) = B (hv-Eo) 2. my question are: 1 - is it...- birdmani
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- Absorption Edge Optical Optical absorption
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Graduate Optical absorption liquid vs solid
I'm looking for information about absorption of light per unit (atom, molecule, stoichiometric) in a liquid vs solid. For instance, imagine a unit cube filled with a saturated solution of, say, potassium permanganate, and shine a laser beam through it from bottom to top and measure the...- jaisale
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- Absorption Liquid Optical Optical absorption Solid
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Optical absorption in Semiconductors
[SOLVED] Optical absorption in Semiconductors Homework Statement I'm doing a lab report on the optical absorption of semiconductors. More specifically it was to determine the bandgap values of the semiconductor samples. This is the experimental setup...- Defennder
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- Absorption Optical Optical absorption Semiconductors
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