Pg. Baranov et al., MAGNETIC-RESONANCE AND ANTICROSSING OF LEVELS OF EXCITONS TRAPPED AT OPPOSITE INTERFACES IN TYPE-II GAAS ALAS SUPERLATTICES/, JETP letters, 60(6), 1994, pp. 445-450
Excitons trapped at different interfaces in type-II GaAs/AlAs superlat
tices have been studied selectively through optical detection of magne
tic resonance. That excitons are trapped at opposite interfaces is pro
ved unambiguously by measurements of an anticrossing of exciton levels
based on the linear polarization of luminescence. Excitons characteri
zed by exchange splittings corresponding to the trapping of an electro
n and a hole at points separated by a distance equal to the period of
the superlattice have been detected. (C) 1994 American Institute of Ph
ysics.