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Oscillatory structures in the differential probe transmission spectra of semiconductors are calculated assuming pump-probe excitation with very short pulses. For the case of resonant interband excitation the oscillations occur around the central pump frequency. They evolve into the spectral hole with increasing temporal overlap between pump and probe pulses. Under nonresonant excitation conditions, oscillatory structures around the exciton resonance are computed. These oscillations occur as precursers of the optical Stark shift.
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