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persistent photoconductivity: a standalone construct

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Semiconductor physics

photoconductivity lasting long after illumination ends because large lattice relaxation at defects creates a barrier to carrier recapture.

In semiconductor physics, persistent photoconductivity refers to photoconductivity lasting long after illumination ends because large lattice relaxation at defects creates a barrier to carrier recapture. This meaning comes from Lang (1977) in Physical Review Letters.[1]

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References

Lang, D. V., & Logan, R. A. (1977). Large-Lattice-Relaxation Model for Persistent Photoconductivity in Compound Semiconductors. Physical Review Letters, 39(10), 635-639. https://doi.org/10.1103/physrevlett.39.635

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