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Transport properties of (Ga,In)P are reported to 6 GPa pressure. Room-temperature Hall and resistivity measurements show a transition in mobility from {Γ}- to X-band conduction and a corresponding maximum in the Hall constant at 2.8 GPa. Room-temperature photoluminescence was measured to determine the increase in the {Γ}-band gap with pressure at a rate of 0.096±{}0.005 eV/GPa. A two-band model was used to explain the transport measurements.
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