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A brief overview of the magnet technologies at the pulsed field facility at
Los Alamos is presented, focusing on the experimental capabilities made po
ssible by the unique generator-driven 60 T long-pulse magnet. Optical spect
roscopy is one such beneficiary, and recent measurements of semiconductor s
ystems are discussed, including studies of magnetic-disorder annealing in d
iluted magnetic semiconductors, "dark" excitons in CdSe quantum dots, and i
n particular, studies of negatively-charged exciton states in magnetic 2D e
lectron gases. Here, the huge Zeeman energy inherent in these magnetically-
doped II-VI materials results in a completely spin-polarized electron gas (
even at low magnetic fields), and drives an apparent instability of the sin
glet (spin antiparallel) electrons that are bound to the photohole. (C) 200
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