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Photoconductivity in CdSe

Stupp, 1963

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17010758803513800823
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Stupp E
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Journal of Applied Physics

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The photoconductivity in cadmium selenide single crystals is investigated to determine if the Klasens picture properly describes the electronic phenomena in this material. It is found that the simple two‐state model is inadequate and at least three recombination centers, and …
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