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We show that the contributions of intrinsic and impurity-induced forbidden LO-phonon Raman scattering in GaAs can be quantitatively separated by investigating interference effects between allowed and forbidden LO-phonon scattering. We perform a new calculation of impurity-induced scattering and determine the resonance profile for GaAs near the E₀+₀ gap. Comparison with experiment shows that impurity-induced scattering plays a dominant role. Absolute values of the Raman efficiencies are estimated and compared with experiment.
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