Indirect Band Gap
Indirect Band Gap is a type of electronic band gap in which the minimum energy state of the conduction band occurs at a different crystal momentum (k-vector) than the maximum energy state of the valence band, requiring both energy and momentum transfer for an electron to undergo a direct transition between the bands.
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