Ultrahigh field electron cyclotron resonance absorption in InMnAs films
arXiv:cond-mat/0207082 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.66.161307
Abstract
We have carried out an ultrahigh field cyclotron resonance study of -type InMnAs films, with Mn composition ranging from 0 to 12%, grown on GaAs by low temperature molecular beam epitaxy. We observe that the electron cyclotron resonance peak shifts to lower field with increasing . A detailed comparison of experimental results with calculations based on a modified Pidgeon-Brown model allows us to estimate the {\em s-d} and {\em p-d} exchange coupling constants, and , for this important III-V dilute magnetic semiconductor system.
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