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Polarizabilities in the study of optical properties of semiconductors

While the importance of the property of 'polarizability' in the studies of the structures of simple, synthetic and biomolecules is established clearly, an attempt is made in the present paper to make use of the optical polarizability and its components along axial and equitorial directions and subsequently the susceptibility to correlate with the phase transitions of semiconductors of the II - VI type. The semiconductors studied so far in the present investigations are (alpha) and (beta) phases of ZnS, ZnSe, ZnTe, and (alpha) and (beta) phases of Cds and HgS.