What is the Approximate Kane Energy of GaAs for Calculating Oscillator Strength?

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Hallo,
Please help me ASAP. I need to know approximate value for Kane Energy(Ep) of GaAs for calculations of oscillator strength.
Thank you!
 
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I do not know that value myself, but the book Optoelectronics by Rosencher and Vinter gives a value of 22,71 eV for the Kane energy of GaAs.
 
Cthugha said:
I do not know that value myself, but the book Optoelectronics by Rosencher and Vinter gives a value of 22,71 eV for the Kane energy of GaAs.

Thank you very much, Cthugha. I download this book and find the table with Kane energies. I guess it is very useful book, for investigators of optical properties of semiconductor nanostructures.
 
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