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If a monochromatic light beam absorbed by a semiconductor generates enough carriers to fill band states up to and including those of the optical transition, the optical absorption will be saturated and a condition of transparency should result. Analysis shows that in this regime the absorption coefficient varies inversely with light intensity.
R. N. Zitter (1969) studied this question.
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