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Title: The band structure of CuInTe 2 studied by optical reflectivity
Authors: Yakushev, M. V.
Mudryi, A. V.
Kärber, E.
Edwards, P. R.
Martin, R. W.
Issue Date: 2019
Publisher: American Institute of Physics Inc.
Citation: The band structure of CuInTe 2 studied by optical reflectivity / M. V. Yakushev, A. V. Mudryi, E. Kärber, et al. — DOI 10.1063/1.5079971 // Applied Physics Letters. — 2019. — Vol. 114. — Iss. 6. — 062103.
Abstract: CuInTe 2 is a semiconductor with high potential for use as a thermoelectric material and as the absorber in thin film solar cells. Studying the optical reflectivity spectra of CuInTe 2 single crystals resolves resonances at 1.054 eV and 1.072 eV, which are assigned to the A and B free excitons. Photoluminescence spectra exhibited a peak due to the A free exciton at 1.046 eV. Varshni coefficients were found for both excitons. Zero temperature bandgaps E gA = 1.060 eV and E gB = 1.078 eV were determined for the A and B valence sub-bands, respectively. The splitting due to crystal-field Δ CF and spin-orbit effects Δ SO were calculated as -26.3 meV and 610 meV, respectively, using the determined E gA and E gB and a literature value of E gC . © 2019 Author(s).
Keywords: COPPER COMPOUNDS
EXCITONS
PHOTOLUMINESCENCE
REFLECTION
SEMICONDUCTING TELLURIUM COMPOUNDS
SINGLE CRYSTALS
SOLAR ABSORBERS
THIN FILM SOLAR CELLS
CRYSTAL FIELDS
FREE EXCITONS
HIGH POTENTIAL
OPTICAL REFLECTIVITY
PHOTOLUMINESCENCE SPECTRUM
SPIN-ORBIT EFFECTS
THERMO-ELECTRIC MATERIALS
ZERO TEMPERATURES
SEMICONDUCTING INDIUM COMPOUNDS
URI: http://elar.urfu.ru/handle/10995/101819
Access: info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess
SCOPUS ID: 85061634923
WOS ID: 000458982300014
PURE ID: e03cf734-e55a-447c-8c8f-85259ccacc77
9072418
ISSN: 36951
DOI: 10.1063/1.5079971
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