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The interaction between a multiple-charged acceptor (copper) and a single-charged donor (lithium) in germanium is studied using the spectral response of the space charge photocurrent. An effect of current-stimulated complex formation is revealed, which provides a possibility of controlling the pair concentration by changing only the charge state of the interacting components with the other conditions maintained constant. The ionization energy of the [LiCu] complex corresponding to its single-charged state is determined. The ratio of the interaction constants of lithium with copper residing in the double- and single-charged states is found.
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Kotina et al. (1980) studied this question.
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