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The luminescence decay of a-Si:H films is found to be strongly dependent on the sample thickness and on the penetration depth of the exciting light: the decay becomes faster for excitation close to the surface, and when the sample thickness is reduced. We suggest that these effects are due to surface electric fields.
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Rehm et al. (1980) studied this question.
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