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High-field negative photoconductivity observed below the fundamental band gap of GaAs is attributed to the electric field-dependent capture cross section of an electron donor level located at 1.2 eV relative to the valence-band edge and to a dynamic balance between emission, trapping, and recombination of optically induced charge carriers.
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Wieder et al. (1986) studied this question.
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