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Abstract
The insulator to metal transition in doped semiconductors appears to be best described in terms of an Anderson-type model in which randomness plays a central role. A quantitative analysis of the optical properties of an example of such systems is presented illustrating the importance of random fluctuations and electron–hole interactions at the transition.