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Optically induced frequency-dependent loss in hydrogenated amorphous silicon

A novel experiment is described in which frequency-dependent loss due to carriers that are optically excited and then trapped in the band tails of hydrogenated amorphous silicon is observed. The decay of the signal over long periods gives information about recombination in this material at low temperatures.

A. R. Long | M. Anderson | K. Shimakawa | O. Imagawa

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