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Illustration of how the photoconductance of a semiconductor evolves in a time-resolved microwave conductivity (TRMC) experiment before, during, and after a laser pulse hits the semiconductor. Top: Band energy diagram of semiconductor. Bottom: conductance as a function of time. Red circles denote electrons, white circles denote holes. E_{G} is the band gap of the semiconductor. The green wavy line represents an optical photon and the black dotted lines represent trap states.
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