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Proceedings of the First Joint USA USSR Symposium Theory of Light Scattering in Condensed Matter Edited by Bernard Bendow Solid State Sciences Division Rome Air Development Center Hanscom AFB, Massachusetts Joseph L. Birman Department of Physics The City College of the City University of New York New York, New York and Vladimir M. Agranovich Institute of Spectroscopy Academy of Sciences of the USSR Akademgorodok, Moscow, USSR Physikaiische B i b e k der Technischen Hochsdide TR 232. PLENUM PRESS NEW YORK AND LONDON

Contents ORGANIZING COMMITTEE USA PARTICIPANTS USSR PARTICIPANTS OFFICIAL PROGRAM PREFACE v vi vii viii xiii SECTION I PHASE TRANSITIONS AND LIQUID CRYSTALS Light Scattering in the Vicinity of Phase Transition Points in Solids V. L. Ginzburg and A. P. Levanyuk 3 Comment (by H. Z Cummins) 8 Critical Opalescence at Structural Phase Transitions P. A. Fleury 13 Raman Spectra and Structural Phase Transitions in Improper Ferroelastics E^CL, and HgoBr A. A. Kaplyanskii 31 Measurement of Liquid Crystal Orientational Statistics by Raman Scattering P. S. Pershan 53 The Van der Waals Forces and Light Scattering in Liquid Crystals I. E. Dzyaloshinsky 67

xx CONTENTS SECTION II STRONG ANHARMONICITY EFFECTS AND ELECTRON-PHONON INTERACTION IN CRYSTALS Quasiparticle Interactions in Many-Body Systems J. Ruvalds 79 Weakly-Bound Excitation States in Crystals L. P. Pitaevsky 89 Polariton Fermi-Resonance in the Raman Spectrum of Ammonium Chloride V. S. Gorelik, G. G. Mitin, and M. M. Sushchinskii 109 Light Absorption and Scattering by Nonlinear Local and Quasi-Local Oscillation M. I. Dykman and M. A. Krivograz 119 Intervalley Phonon Raman Scattering in Many-Valley Semiconductors P. J. Lin-Chung and K. L. Ngai 129 SECTION III SCATTERING FROM ELECTRONS AND ELECTRON- HOLE DROPS The Investigation of Exciton Condensation in Germanium by the Light Scattering Method V. S. Bagaev, H. V. Zamkovets, N. N. Sybeldin and V. A. Tsvetkov 147 Experiments on Light Scattering from Electron Hole Drops in Germanium J. M. Worlock 163 Comment (by L. M. Falicov) 171 Inelastic X-Ray Raman Scattering P. M. Platzman and P. Eisenberger 173

CONTENTS Raman Scattering by Local Plasmons and Electron- Hole Drops Yu. E. Lozovik, V. N. Nishanov and V. I. Yudson 189. Raman Scattering in Metals and Heavily Doped Semiconductors I. P. Ipatova and A.. V. Subashiev 201 xxi SECTION IV HIGH INTENSITY AND NON-LINEAR EFFECTS Interaction of Electromagnetic Waves with Free Electrons Ya. B. Zeldovich 221 Relation Between Light-Scattering Cross-Sections and the Nonlinear Optical Susceptibilities of Liquids and Solids R. W. Hellwarth 2 25 Comments, 2 34 Theory of Light Scattering from Light in Molecular Crystals L. N. Ovander and Yu. D. Zavorotnev 2 35 Coherent Active Spectroscopy of Raman Scattering: Comparison with Spectroscopy of Spontaneous Scattering S. A. Akhmanov and N. I. Koroteev 243 Raman Scattering Induced by Strongly Nonequilibrium Phonons S. A. Bulgadaev and I. B. Levinson 2 63 Multiphonon Raman Scattering in Semiconducting Crystals B. Bendow 271

CONTENTS Light Scattering as a Method of Studying the Transformation of Incoherent Phonon Flux into a Coherent Acoustical Signal S. V. Gantsevich, V. L. Gurevich, V. D. Kagan and R. Katilius 289 SECTION V BULK AND SURFACE POLARITONS Excitons, Polaritons and Light Absorption in Crystals A. S. Davydov 2 99 Neutron Scattering and Absorption by Laser Photons in Crystals V. M. Agranovich and I. I. Lalov 329 Spatial Dispersion and Damping of PIasmon-Phonon Modes in Semiconductors V. I. Zemski, E. L. Ivchenko, D. N. Mirlin, and I. I. Reshina 341 The Scattering of Light from Surface Polaritons: Line Intensities and Line Shapes D. L. Mills, Y. J. Chen and E. Burstein 351 Comment (by V. M. Agranovich) 367 Comment (by V. L. Ginzburg) 369 Light Scattering in Crystals with Surface Corrections M. Lax and D. F. Nelson 371 SECTION VI RESONANCE SCATTERING AND SCATTERING FROM LOCAL EXCITATIONS On the Theory of Resonant Secondary Radiation: Scattering, Luminescence and Hot Luminescence K. K. Rebane, I. Y. Tehver and V. V. Hizhnyakov 393

CONTENTS xxiii Comment (by Y. R. Shen) 407 Comment (by V. V. Hizhnyakov) 408 Resonant Raman Scattering Near Excitonic Transitions Y. R. Shen 409 Symmetry Effects in Resonance Scattering J. L. Birman 429 Light Absorption and Raman Scattering by Phonons Bound to Impurity Centres E. I. Rashba and A. B. Zimin 439 SECTION VII SCATTERING FROM ELECTRONIC EXCITATIONS AND SPIN-FLIP PROCESSES Some Features of Light Raman Scattering by Bulk Polaritons V. L. Strizhevskii, V. I. Kislenko, F. N. Marchevskii, Yu. N. Yashkir 449 Electronic Raman Scattering M. V. Klein 461 Theory of Spin-Flip Line Shape in CdS P. A. Wolff, J. G. Ramos and S. Yuen 475 Interaction Between the Low Frequency Branches of a Crystal's Energy Spectrum Near Phase Transitions Yu. A. Popkov, V. V. Eremenko, V. I. Fomin, and A. P. Mokhir 485 SECTION VIE SCATTERING BY SUPERFLUIDS Tricritical Points and Light Scattering in Mixtures M. J. Stephen 501

Critical Scattering of Light by a Two-Component Fluid R. A. Ferrell 509 On the Influence of Impurities on Light Scattering at Phase Transitions A. P. Levanyuk, V. V. Osipov, and A. A. Sobyanin 517 Comment (by C. M. Varma) 527 CONTENTS CONCLUDING REMARKS - V. L. Ginzburg 529 CONCLUDING REMARKS - J. L. Birman 533 AUTHOR INDEX 537 TOPICAL INDEX 539