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Response functions of semiconductors and insulators : from the Bethe-Salpeter equation to time-dependent density functional theory

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Figure 1.I: Schematic diagram of incident, reflected and transmitted electromagnetic wave at the surface.
Figure 1.II: Schematic representation of a reflection ellipsometry experiment.
Figure 2.I: A graphical illustration of the HK theorem. One shows that the two relations are injective, so biunivocal, then fully invertible.
Figure 2.II: Independent transitions. The energy of the photon ω is given by the conservation of energy.
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