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Light-induced specular rotation resulting from a time-nonreversible nonreciprocal interaction of light with semiconductors of zinc-blende structure is reported. The rotation increases with pump intensity at the rate of 1.1×{}10^-11 rad W^-1 cm² in GaAs and 4.3×{}10^-11 rad W^-1 cm² in InSb and does not disappear immediately after the end of the excitation, but partially decays on a subnanosecond time scale.
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