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In magnetic semiconductors, a charge carrier is dressed with a cloud of lattice spins due to the strong exchange coupling between the carrier and the local moments, and forms a so-called magnetic polaron. We formulate a theory of the ground state of magnetic polarons in antiferromagnets for electrons from the conduction band as well as those bound to impurity centers. We discuss how the orbital motion of the electron is influenced by its magnetic interaction with the lattice. We also determine the structure of the lattice-spin cloud surrounding the electron.
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