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The nonequilibrium quasi-Fermi-levels of electrons and holes in quantum wells are calculated during photoluminescence. It is assumed the electrons and holes are created by continuous laser excitation. Various recombination processes are included: electron radiative recombination with holes bound at neutral acceptors, electron radiative recombination with free holes, hole trapping at ionized acceptors, and Auger decay. A numerical example is presented for acceptors in GaAs/Ga_1-x{Al}ₓ$As quantum wells.
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