Abstract
The spectra of photoluminescence and reflectance in magnetic fields up to 7 T are studied for a 3.8 nm semimagnetic CdMnSe quantum well confined by two CdMgSe barriers. A noticeable magnetic shift in the σ+-polarized emission line of the heavy exciton to low energies and a decrease in the halfwidth of the line by more than one-half are detected with increasing magnetic field. It is established that a localized magnetic polaron is formed, with the polaron energy of 19.8 meV determined from the change in the degree of circular polarization in magnetic field. A σ−-polarized emission line is observed in magnetic fields ranging from 0.4 to 2 T. This line can be interpreted as being produced by the complex of two electrons, with oppositely directed spins, and a heavy hole, i.e., by the trion X− or the exciton localized at a donor, D0X. The binding energy of such complex is 10 meV.
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