Abstract
The features observed in the impurity photoconductivity spectra of gallium arsenide doped with shallow acceptors have been described theoretically. The features are caused by the interaction of holes with polar optical phonons. The Fano resonances associated with both the ground and excited acceptor states have been considered. The calculated widths of the resonances are in agreement with available experimental data.
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