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Energy band gap characteristics of GaP 1−x Bi x calculated using Quantum Dielectric Theory and Valence Band Anticrossing model
D. P. Samajdar,S. Dhar +1 more
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In this paper, a model based on Quantum Dielectric Theory (QDT) and Valence Band Anticrossing (VBAC) interaction was used to explain the composition dependence of band gap for GaP1-xBix.Abstract:
Mathematical models based on Quantum Dielectric Theory(QDT) and Valence Band Anticrossing (VBAC) interaction have been used to explain the composition dependence of band gap for GaP1-xBix. The theoretically predicted bandgap of GaBi using QDT is used to calculate the band structure for the ternary alloy.read more
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