1975
DOI: 10.1002/pssb.2220690243
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The influence of polariton motion on the polariton Raman scattering spectra

Abstract: The influence of the relative group velocity finiteness of the scattering polariton on the polariton Raman scattering (RS) intensities is discussed. It is proved that this effect is not very essential only in the region of polariton frequencies wp near the frequency wf of the corresponding polar mechanical phonon because here the relative group velocity tP of the polariton is small. But the influence of the group velocity tp finiteness appears t o be essential in the case of sufficiently distant frequencies wP… Show more

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“…Expression (13) coincides with that from [8] if we put what is realized ravely. The reason of the differences is not clear because the formula for A , is presented in [8] without any proof.…”
Section: Specific Physical Features Of the Surface Polariton Rssupporting
confidence: 69%
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“…Expression (13) coincides with that from [8] if we put what is realized ravely. The reason of the differences is not clear because the formula for A , is presented in [8] without any proof.…”
Section: Specific Physical Features Of the Surface Polariton Rssupporting
confidence: 69%
“…This phenomenon may be called the Fermi resonance of surface polaritons by analogy to the phenomenon of Fermi resonance of molecular vibrations [12] the essence of which consists in the interaction of "strong" and "weak" vibrations of arbitrary order if there is some corresponding perturbation. A distinct peculiarity of the polariton Fermi resonance consists in the fact that the vibration interaction is due to the electromagnetic field (in the given case it is the surface field), and their anharmonicity is not required (compare with the bulk polariton Fermi resonance [13]). Take Fig.…”
Section: Specific Physical Features Of the Surface Polariton Rsmentioning
confidence: 99%