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Optical Absorption by Free Carriers in a Semiconductor Containing a Dispersed Colloidal Phase

Ben R. Gossick

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The optical absorption by free carriers in a semiconductor containing a dispersed colloidal phase is treated, taking into account the dipolar diffusion of minority carriers about the particles.

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The optical absorption by free carriers in a semiconductor containing a dispersed colloidal phase is treated, taking into account the dipolar diffusion of minority carriers about the particles.

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The optical absorption by free carriers in a semiconductor containing a dispersed colloidal phase is treated, taking into account the dipolar diffusion of minority carriers about the particles.

Key concepts: Colloid, Semiconductor, Absorption (acoustics), Free carrier, Materials science, Phase (matter), Optoelectronics, Chemistry

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