Is there a correlation between internal electric field existing with in a Semiconductor with Franz-Keldysh and band tailing?

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Does this internal electric field lead to changes in dimensional realm of conductivity exhibited by semiconductors?

Does this internal electric filed force the conductivity of a semiconductor to be ONE DIMENSIONAL in nature?

Can I be the recipient of any reference in this regard?

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