The refractive index n of GaP and its dispersion have been measured at pressures P from 0 to 13 GPa. The pressures were applied with a diamond anvil cell and measured with the ruby fluorescence technique. Within the P range mentioned, n was shown to decrease sublinearly with pressure. The data were fitted with a model which includes the lowest direct energy gap E₀, the corresponding bound exciton, and the E₁ gap as the main dispersion mechanisms. As fitting parameters only the strengths of the E₀ transition and its excitonic component were used.
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Strössner et al. (1985) studied this question.
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