Absorption Spectra of Rubidium Halides in the Extreme Ultraviolet
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概要
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Absorption spectra of thin films of all rubidium halides are investigated at room an liquid nitrogen temperatures in the energy range 12-30 eV. Synchrotron orbital radiation at INS-Tokyo was used as a continuum light source. Several sharp peaks are found in the range 16-19 eV. When samples are cooled to liquid nitrogen temperature, two of them shift towards high energy, while three of them towards low energy. The former are attributed to the excitons composed of Rb+4p hole and the s-like electron, while the latter are attributed to those composed of Rb+4p hole and the d-like electron. The multiplicity of the exciton peaks is discussed in terms of the band model and the atomic model.
- 社団法人日本物理学会の論文
- 1971-10-05
著者
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Ejiri Arisato
Ins-sor Group Institute For Nuclear Study University Of Tokyo:college Of General Education Universit
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Sato Shigeru
Ins-sor Group Institute For Nuclear Study University Of Tokyo
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Shibaguchi Takashi
Ins-sor Group Institute For Nuclear Study University Of Tokyo:institute For Optical Research Kyoiku
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Nishida Hideo
Ns-sor Group Institute For Nuclear Study University Of Tokyo:college Of General Education University
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WATANABE Makoto
INS-SOR Group, Institute for Nuclear Study, University of Tokyo
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YAMASHITA Hiroshi
INS-SOR Group, Institute for Nuclear Study, University of Tokyo
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SAITO Hiroshi
INS-SOR Group, Institute for Nuclear Study, University of Tokyo
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Sato Shigeru
Ins-sor Group Institute For Nuclear Study University Of Tokyo:department Of Physics Tohoku Universit
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Yamashita Hiroshi
Ins-sor Group Institute For Nuclear Study University Of Tokyo:department Of Physics Kyoto University
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Watanabe Makoto
Ins-sor Group Institute For Nuclear Study University Of Tokyo:department Of Physics Kyoto University
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