The energy of the exciton formed from an electron and heavy hole in a narrow CdTe quantum well between barriers of Cd_1-x{Mn}ₓ$Te is evaluated using a simple variational trial function. The magnetic polaron effect, resulting from the exchange interaction of the carriers with localized Mn-ion spins located in the barrier, is included. Because of its heavier mass and small quantum-well depth, the hole is much more dramatically influenced by the magnetic polaron effect and tends to localize near one of the interfaces.
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