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The lifetime in well-compensated, single-crystal indium antimonide samples has been obtained as a function of temperature between 130^∘{} and 250^∘{}K. The results suggest that the lifetime is limited by radiative recombination at high temperatures and by a recombination center mechanism at low temperatures.
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G. K. Wertheim (1956) studied this question.
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