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Measurements Techniques for Identification of Ferromagnetism

At the r point in wurtzite semiconductors, using band-to-band calculations, the transition strengths (or oscillator strengths) for the B (as) and C (ac) bands relative to that for the A band a ) can be obtained for light propagation perpendicular to the [Pg.299]

Using the values reported for ZnO and mentioned above after Equation 5.37 (Ai 43 meVand A2 5.3 meV), for x = 0.01 with (Sz) =0.5 and NoP = 1 eV, the Zeeman splits in ZnO has been estimated to be 5 meV for the A valence band and 4.6 meV with opposite polarity for the B valence band. The overall magneto-optical response, therefore, may be reduced or even cancelled, as both splitting energies are similar in magnitude but opposite in polarity. [Pg.301]

In the absence of an external magnetic field, the transmitted light intensity through a sample is given by [Pg.301]

Using Equation 5.41, Gmcd defined in Equation 5.34 can be rewritten as [Pg.301]


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