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A Mott exciton in coupled quantum wells in a transverse magnetic field H is considered. An expression for the exciton spectrum in an arbitrary magnetic field for large separations D between quantum wells containing an electron (e) and a hole (h) is given. The exciton spectrum in a strong magnetic field for different Landau levels at arbitrary D has been calculated. Changes in the parameter D/l, where l = √ c / c eH . - eH is the magnetic length, cause rearrangement of the magnetoexciton dispersion curves ℰ(P), where P is the conserved “magnetic” momentum, which is a function of the separation between the electron and hole in the plane of the quantum wells. Off-center (“roton”) extrema occur only for D/l,<(D/l)cr, where (D/l)cr is a function of the exciton quantum numbers n and m. The magnetoexciton effective mass in states with magnetic quantum number m=0 monotonically increases with H and D, while in states with m≠0 it is a nonmonotonic function of D/l. The probability of generating an exciton in coupled quantum wells increases with H. Absorption of electromagnetic radiation due to transitions between excitonic levels in coupled quantum wells is discussed. For an exciton containing a heavy hole the oscillator strengths fn₁ mn₂ m + 1 increase with H and the oscillator strengths fn₁ mn₂ m - 1 decrease.
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