Lecture

Optics: Electronic Materials

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Description

This lecture covers the optical properties of large area electronic materials, focusing on dispersion, absorption, permittivity, refractive index, and band diagrams. It explains the oscillator model, energy bands, wave vector, absorption coefficients, and energy gaps in materials. The relation between real and reciprocal space, phonons, and the origin of band-gaps are also discussed.

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