Abstract
The far infrared photoconductivity of epitaxial n-type GaAs has been studied near 4.2 °K, as a function of magnetic field. The results show that the photoconductivity is largely due to transitions from the donor ground state to excited states. The observed transition energies are in good agreement with the results of effective mass theories.
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