Dear Said,
your question is too general for anyone here to answer in detail -
interpreting optical properties of solids can easily be a one-semester
course for 3rd-year physics students or so. The central quantity is the
frequency-dependent permittivity calculated in WIEN using Eq. (14) of
Ambrosch-Draxl et al. 2006 article (doi: 10.1016/j.cpc.2006.03.005 ) and
its interband part, Eq. (16), carries information about transitions
between individual electronic bands in the material. So, you can make
conclusions about the band structure from optical measurements.
Kind regards,
Karel
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On Wed, 2 Mar 2016, said chibani wrote:
Dear Wien Users ,how to interpret the graphs of the optical properties
( The imaginary part of the complex dielectric and real part , the
reflectivity R( w ),the refractive index n( w ),the absorption coefficients,
the electron energy-loss function L( w )).
Please, could you help me?
Best wishes.
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