However, the shift is always accompanied by a broadening of the resonance width, i . e . an increase of Q, and it is important to predict it also.
2.
Each allowed transition produces a resonance in S ^ { \ nu, \ lambda } ( \ omega ) and the resonance width is determined by a dephasing constant \ gamma _ { \ lambda, \ nu } ( \ omega ) that generally depends on exciton states involved and the THz frequency \ omega.
3.
Where " f r " is the resonant frequency, ? " f " is the resonance width or full width at half maximum ( FWHM ) i . e . the bandwidth over which the power of vibration is greater than half the power at the resonant frequency, " ? r " = 2 " f r " is the angular resonant frequency, and ? " ? " is the angular half-power bandwidth.