Energy Band structure in Noncrystalline material

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In crystalline material, bands arise due to the interaction of electron waves with periodic potentials.
Can anyone please explain the origin of energy bands in non-crystalline material..couldn't find relevant links on Google.
 
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Maybe this article by Lee and Ramakrishnan contains useful information:


ftp://orthodox-hub.ru/ftp2/books/_%D4%E8%E7%E8%EA%E0_%CC%E0%F2%E5%EC%E0%F2%E8%EA%E0/RevModPhys/RevModPhys%201984-2008/root/data/RevModPhys%201984-2008/pdf/RMP/v057/RMP_v057_p0287.pdf
 

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