Samples of p-type Ga-rich non-stoichiometric undoped liquid-encapsulated Czochralski GaAs have been subjected to 2 MeV electron irradiation, carried out in stages, to cause the Fermi level to move upwards from the valence band. At each stage, infrared absorption measurements were made of the strengths of electronic transitions from levels at 78 meV and 203 meV and vibrational absorption at 601 cm -1 from 11 B As . The results are consistent with an assignment of the three signatures to 11 B As 0 , B As - , and B As 2- , in agreement with previous proposals but in disagreement with other recently published results. The commonly held view that the 78/203 meV defect is due to Ga As antisites cannot therefore be considered to be established.
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