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The Zinc–Sulfide Exciton Spectra

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The exciton spectra of optical functions of hexagonal zinc, sulfide are calculated at 77 K using experimental reflectance spectra. The oscillator energies and forces are determined for three main exciton bands with the quantum number n = 1 for E ⊥ c and E ‖ c polarizations. The energies of spin-orbit and off-axis crystal splitting for the upper w-ZnS valence bands are also determined.

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Sobolev, V.V., Sobolev, V.V. The Zinc–Sulfide Exciton Spectra. Russian Physics Journal 46, 1042–1046 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:RUPJ.0000020818.73288.2b

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