Semiconductor Optical Properties

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Covers the formation and properties of quantum wells and heterostructures in semiconductor materials.

Explores the formation of polarons, excitons, chemical doping effects, and charge carrier behavior in organic semiconductors.

Covers the basics of light-material interaction, including reflection, refraction, absorption, luminescence, and diffusion.

Explores band structure representation, excitonic absorption, and quantum size effects.

Covers the fundamentals of biophotonics, including absorption/transmittance, fluorescence, phosphorescence, and spectroscopy principles.

Covers the fundamentals of semiconductor materials, including crystal structure, energy levels, electrons, holes, charge density, and doping.

Covers the impact of doping on semiconductor properties and energy levels.

Covers effective masses in semiconductors, focusing on energy bands and their implications for materials like silicon and gallium arsenide.

Explores the bandgap in semiconductors, focusing on the interaction between atoms in a crystal and the derivation of the secular equation.

Explores the interaction between light and materials, covering properties of light and absorption mechanisms.