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Sharp room temperature exciton features and complete recovery of the excitonic absorption with 21 ps time constant are demonstrated in neutron irradiated (Ga,Al)As/GaAs multiple quantum wells. Carrier lifetime reduction is consistent with the EL2 midgap defect which is efficiently generated by fast neutrons. Influence of gamma rays accompanying neutron irradiation is discussed. Neutron irradiation provides a straightforward way to control carrier lifetime in semiconductor heterostructures with minor deterioration of their excitonic properties.
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