Lecture

Optical Transitions in Semiconductors

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Description

This lecture covers the K-Selection Rule in semiconductors, the energetic requirements for radiative interactions, and the conservation of momentum. It also discusses the optical properties of semiconductors, including direct and indirect bandgap semiconductors, absorption and emission of photons, and the Fermi golden rule for transition probabilities.

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