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Positron lifetime measurements have been used to study the recovery of electron irradiated GaAs between 77 and 800 K. Below room temperature positrons are trapped by vacancies in Ga sublattices. The Ga vacancies recover between 200 and 350 K.
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Hautojärvi et al. (1986) studied this question.
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