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Magnetic polarons formed by holes in semimagnetic quantum wells are studied theoretically. The theory is based on the formalism of the pseudospin and the anisotropic g-factor tensor of the hole. It yields the direction of the total moment and energy of the polaron as functions of external magnetic fields. Polarization characteristics of light- and heavy-exciton luminescence are shown to be strongly influenced by the magnetic polaron formation.
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Merkulov et al. (1995) studied this question.
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