Transverse-field (TF) and longitudinal-field (LF) mu+SR measurements h
ave been made on conducting GaAs:Si (n-type almost-equal-to 10(18) cm-
3) and GaAs:Zn (p-type almost-equal-to 10(19) cm-3) from 20 mK to 200
K. At low temperatures in GaAs:Si, the frequency spectra show a large
diamagnetic signal as well as broad lines due to bond-centered muonium
(Mu(BC)). This broadening is attributed to spin exchange interactions
with charge carriers in impurity bands. Only the diamagnetic signal i
s observed in GaAs:Zn. The field dependence of the TF diamagnetic rela
xation rate at 5 K can be explained by the combined electric quadrupol
ar and Zeeman interaction between the muon and the surrounding nuclei
and the temperature scan at TF=1.5 T indicates that the mechanisms res
ponsible for the broadening are temperature independent. The candidate
s for the diamagnetic species are discussed in view of these results.