Extremely long electron spin memory times in GaAs are reported. It was established by the optical orientation method that the spin relaxation time of electrons localized at shallow donors in n-type gallium arsenide (N d −N A ≈1014 cm−3) is 290±30 ns at a temperature of 4.2 K. The exchange interaction of quasi-free electrons and electrons at donors suppresses the main spin-loss channel for electrons localized at donors—spin relaxation due to the hyperfine interaction with lattice nuclei.
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