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We have observed luminescence lines from "hot" free excitons and from recombination of "hot" electrons within electron-hole droplets in Ge under uniform $〈111〉$ uniaxial stress. Our results suggest that both "hot" and "cold" electrons coexist in the same electron-hole droplets. We have also measured the total lifetime of the hot electrons, which is in good agreement with intervalley relaxation by electron-electron scattering.
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