Reflectance spectra and dielectric functions for Ag in the region of interband transitions

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1983-04-01
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Leveque, G.
Olson, C. G.
Lynch, David
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New measurements have been made of the reflectances of single crystals of Ag and of Ag films in the (3.5-30)-eV range. The data were analyzed with the Kramers-Kronig method and the resultant dielectric functions were compared with those in the literature and with recent calculations. We find all structures previously seen, and a new weak peak at 11.5 eV. Our magnitudes for ε2 are in considerably better agreement with those of the calculated spectra than are those in the literature. Second-derivative spectra of the absorption coefficient have been calculated and compared with previously measured thermotransmission spectra, showing the latter to arise primarily by temperature-dependent broadening.

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This article is from Physical Review B 27 (1983): 4654, doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.27.4654. Posted with permission.

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