Analytical solutions using a recently derived block-diagonalized Hamiltonian for strained wurtzite crystals are shown. The theoretical results are used to extract the deformation potentials from the experimental results of the A-, B-, and C-line exciton transition energies as a function of the c-axis strain using a set of recently reported elastic stiffness constants. The obtained parameters are then applied to calculate the wave functions, valence band energies, effective masses, optical-momentum matrix elements, exciton Bohr radius, and binding energy as a function of strain. These analytical and numerical results are useful for understanding the optical and electronic properties near the band edges of strained wurtzite crystals.
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