Exponential absorption edge and disorder in Column IV amorphous semiconductors

We discuss the likely origin of the exponential absorption tail, or Urbach edge, of fourfold coordinated amorphous (a-)semiconductors. The present analysis is based on a compilation of a considerable amount of experimental data originating from a great variety of samples, alloys, and authors, and ob...

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