Plotting real and imaginary parts of the dielectric function

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Plot the real & imaginary parts of dielectric function.
 
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  • Handwritten notes giving the Lorentz model for SiC at room temperature: epsilon(omega) = epsilon_inf [1 + (omega_LO^2 - omega_TO^2)/(omega_TO^2 - i gamma omega - omega^2)], with omega_LO = 969 cm^-1, omega_TO = 793 cm^-1, gamma = 4.76 cm^-1, epsilon_inf = 6.7.
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