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Light-induced metastable defects in a-Si:H are proposed to be silicon dangling bonds accompanied by pairs of hydrogen atoms breaking a silicon bond, forming a complex with two Si-H bonds. This supports the model of Branz. These defects are the analog of the H2* defect in c-Si and their energy correlates with the bond-angle strain. Several features of the annealing are well described by this defect complex.
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