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The present model of interaction of an impure semiconductor with a laser light is founded on the conception of a macroscopic coherence. In this model the spontaneously broken gauge symmetry creates such properties of the illuminated semiconductor which lead to explanation of new experimentally observed phenomena.
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Sládek, V. Spontaneously broken gauge symmetry in the interactions of an electromagnetic field with a solid. Czech J Phys 29, 379–388 (1979). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01596547
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