Abstract
Forbidden $e1\mathrm{hh}3$ and $e1\mathrm{lh}3$ exciton transitions (where $\mathrm{hh}$ and $\mathrm{lh}$ are heavy-hole and light-hole, respectively) appear in magnetooptical spectra of quantum wells that undergo a type-I-type-II band-alignment transition, here for ordinary (In,Ga)As/GaAs multiple quantum wells and a single CdTe quantum well with a (Cd,Mn)Te semimagnetic barrier exhibiting a giant Zeeman effect. The oscillator strength becomes so strong in a field of 11.25 T that vacuum-field Rabi splitting is clearly seen in reflection spectra when the $e1\mathrm{lh}3$ exciton transition couples to the two-dimensional optical mode in a microcavity.
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