Abstract
Room-temperature pressure studies (<3 kbar) on a-As2 Se3 reveal that both hole transport, as determined from time-of-flight experiments, and dark dc conductivity increase with hydrostatic pressure as exp(αp), where α0.45 kbar1, independent of sample parameters. The pressure dependence and the shape of the phototransient strongly support the recently proposed stochastic hopping transport. The pressure dependence of the dark conductivity suggests a bulk controlled process.