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Electron escape probability in high-efficiency photocathodes measured by reverse-injection photovoltage
The characterization of electron transfer through the emitting surface is of crucial importance for optimizing existing and developing new photocathodes. Here we propose and develop a method for the direct determination of the electron escape probability in high-efficiency semiconductor photocathode
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