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Light hole, small effective mass

The effective masses of electrons and holes are estimated by parabolic approximation a large curvature corresponds to a small effective mass and a small curvature corresponds to a large mass. With this band concept, light absorption and luminescence are interpreted as follows Light is absorbed by the transition from valence band to conduction band. Therefore, the broadening of the absorption spectrum originates basically from the one dimensionality of the joint density of states, which is described by (E - g) . Excited electrons and holes relax to the bottom of the bands and then recombine radiatively. Therefore, the photoluminescence of the spectrum is very sharp. The energy difference between two peaks is called the Stokes shift. [Pg.523]


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