Abstract
Uniaxial stress along [111] has been used to vary the different mechanisms contributing to resonance Raman scattering from allowed TO phonons in the region of the gap in InAs. The significant stress-induced splittings and changes in the resonance Raman line shape of the spectral distribution that have been observed are accounted for by a recent model based on phonon modulation of both the energy gap and wave functions. These results provide a strong confirmation of this model.
- Received 14 August 1973
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevB.9.551
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