We propose a method to calculate the dispersion of polaritons associated with nonparabolic excitons. It gives directly the polariton wave vectors versus the photon energy, as required for a reflectivity calculation. For CuBr, we determine the normal reflectivity of the $1s$ exciton and find a good agreement with the experimental results. The existence of →k-linear terms explains the reflectance spike due to the triplet exciton. In most cases, an exciton state corresponds to a reflectivity structure. Sometimes, however, a given state is associated with none or with two singularities.
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