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distribution during the \textit{fs} pulse, we introduced another
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asymmetry factor
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$G_{N_e} = (N_e^{front}-N_e^{back})/(N_e^{front}+N_e^{back})$
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- indicating the relationship between the average EHP densities in the front and in the back halves of the NP, defined as $N_e^{front}=\int_{(z>0)} {N_e}d{\mathrm{v}}$ and
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- $N_e^{back}=\int_{(z<0)} {N_e}d{\mathrm{v}}$. In this way, $G_{N_e} = 0$ corresponds to the quasi-homogeneous case and the assumption of the
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+ indicating the relationship between the average EHP densities in the front and in the back halves of the NP, defined as $N_e^{front}=2\int_{(z>0)} {N_e}d{\mathrm{v}}/V$ and
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+ $N_e^{back}=2\int_{(z<0)} {N_e}d{\mathrm{v}}/V$, where $V = \frac{4}{3}\pi{R}^3$ is the volume of the nanosphere. In this way, $G_{N_e} = 0$ corresponds to the quasi-homogeneous case and the assumption of the
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NP homogeneous EHP distribution can be made to investigate the
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optical response of the excited Si NP. When $G_{N_e}$ significantly
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differs from $0$, this assumption, however, could not be
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