Raman tensor elements and Faust-Henry coefficients of wurtzite-type α-GaN: How to overcome the dilemma of the sign of Faust-Henry coefficients in α-GaN? PROJECT TITLE :Raman tensor elements and Faust-Henry coefficients of wurtzite-type α-GaN: How to overcome the dilemma of the sign of Faust-Henry coefficients in α-GaN?ABSTRACT:Faust-Henry coefficients are ratios describing the relative influence of lattice displacements and electric field onto the electric susceptibility. They are essential in order to access the charge carrier concentration as well as the mobility of polar semiconductors by Raman scattering from measured frequencies, bandwidths, and intensities of coupled phonon-plasmon modes. In the case of α-GaN only the Faust-Henry coefficient connected with the Raman tensor elements aTO and aLO of the axial modes has been reported with differing results and questionable sign. However, according to its wurtzite structure, in hexagonal GaN three Faust-Henry coefficients associated with phonon modes of different symmetry exist. In the present study, from Raman scattering efficiencies of corresponding transverse optical and longitudinal optical phonons which are accessible in different scattering configurations, Raman tensor elements, and respective Faust-Henry coefficients were deduced. It is shown that near-forward scattering of phonon-polaritons, depending on frequency, allows the unambiguous determination of the sign of Faust-Henry coefficients. In case of α-GaN the obtained Faust-Henry coefficients connected with the corresponding Raman tensor elements are CaFH=−3.46, CbFH=−3.81, and CcFH=−2.31. Did you like this research project? To get this research project Guidelines, Training and Code... Click Here facebook twitter google+ linkedin stumble pinterest Study of photon–magnon coupling in a YIG-film split-ring resonant system Performance predictions of a focused ion beam from a laser cooled and compressed atomic beam