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Very narrow lines and abroad band have been observed in emission with the excitation into the band to band region or the exciton absorption band. Narrow emissions consist of a strong 3901 Å, a weak 3870 Å and a very weak 3785 Å lines at 4°K. They are attributed to the n =1 Stokes, n =1 and n '=1 resonance exciton emissions, respectively. n =1 and n '=1 are the first members of the sharp and the diffuse absorption line-series. A broad emission consists of two bands peaking at 4030 and 4250 Å. The former emission band has an asymmetric shape and is ascribed to the annihilation of a trapped exciton. From the temperature dependence of the emission intensity and the photoconductivity, the discussion is given on the emission processes.
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