We study the excitation-energy-dependent Raman peaks of germanium in terms of double-resonant scattering. In our analysis we combine group theory and ab initio calculations to select scattering processes and contrast them with the experimental data. A surface-driven k-selective mechanism explains not only the dependence of the peak shifts on surface orientation, but also their polarization dependence in a cubic system.
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