Abstract

The exciton cathode luminescence and reflection spectra are studied for pure ZnSe with deviation from stoichiometry within a bilateral homogeneity region and a sharp change in the oxygen concentration from 3·1018 to 2·1020 cm−3. It is confirmed that the exciton b and is not shifted and, consequently, that the forbidden band does not change with the oxygen concentration. This effect is interpreted on the basis of the interaction of oxygen with intrinsic point defects. It is found that dissolution, of oxygen enhances the excitonphonon interaction, which results in additional absorption within the Aex-1LO or Aex-2LO spectral region. It is shown that this effect is also characteristic of other compounds A2B6.

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