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Defects in CdTe generated by micro-indentation are studied by cathodol
uminescence scanning microscopy. At low temperatures (T < 100 K) a loc
alized luminescence with peak energy at 1.48 eV is observed. A model f
or the dislocation distribution on +/- (111), (110) and (100) surfaces
is presented. By analyzing the dislocation rosettes on these surfaces
the defect bound luminescence can be related to Te(g) dislocations. T
he polarity of the glide dislocations is established by studying the d
epth distribution of Te(g) dislocations on ((111) over bar)Te oriented
samples.