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Line shapes of the fundamental absorption and the impurity-induced infrared absorption of lattice vibrations are calculated in order to clarify the complementary interplay of the local and band characters. The shift-broadening matrix method is applied to a monatomic simple cubic lattice with nearest neighbor interaction. As one varies the short range electron-hole attractive potential in the electronic case or the mass and the force constant of the impurity in the vibrational case, Van Hove singularities undergo a metamorphism. A variety of shapes appear in the spectra as the result of the interplay of the both characters. A few remarks are made concerning the available experimental data.
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Okazaki et al. (1967) studied this question.
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