It defies reason, but it turns out that when an electron, seated at the edge of a crowded-with-electrons valence band in a semiconductor, gets excited and jumps over the energy gap to the otherwise empty conduction band, it leaves behind a "hole" in the valence band. That hole behaves as though it were a particle with positive charge, and it attracts the escaped electron. When the escaped electron with its negative charge, pairs up with the hole, the two remarkably form a composite particle, a boson—an exciton.
Wow time for sexitonium.
On topic tho, there are more ways that one to produce materials that dont belong to our universe
Wow time for sexitonium.
On topic tho, there are more ways that one to produce materials that dont belong to our universe
If they can be produced, they belong...
and... sexitonium is the boson produced when "Led Zeppelin" or "Lords of Acid" (or any host of others) fire up their guitars...
Steve 200mph Cruiz
Dec 8, 2017