A theory of self-focusing of laser beams in semiconductors in a homogeneous magnetic field is presented. The focal length and beam profile are calculated as a function of the magnetic field strength and the laser intensity. We find that a much smaller light intensity is needed for self-focusing when the cyclotron frequency approaches the laser frequency.
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