Abstract
Space-charge build-up phenomena are investigated in germanium detectors for dark matter search, associated with the thermal emission of carriers by the H\(^{-}\)-like, dopant-related A\(^{+ }\)and D\(^{-}\) shallow trap centers. Evidence for such processes follows from a combined study of the time evolution of the pattern of charge sharing between the different collection electrodes of the device, and of the kinetics of carrier emission by the A\(^{+ }\)and D\(^{- }\)centers. Implications for detector physics are discussed.
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