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The authors report ODMR (optically detected magnetic resonance) studies of near infrared luminescence from nominally undoped cubic ZnSe. The magnetic resonances of shallow donors and isolated Fe 3+ ions are detected in a prominent band at 980 nm. A similar band in ZnS has recently been identified by Skowronski and Liro (1981, 1982) as the internal 3 T 1 to 5 E transition of Fe 2+ . It is concluded that ODMR detects the radiationless distant shallow donor to Fe 3+ deep donor electron transfer. This process creates the excited Fe 2+ ( 3 T 1 ) state which in turn emits the 980 nm photon in a transition to the 5 E ground state.
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