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We propose a new phenomenon in zinc-blende semiconductors, the magnetoelectric effect, which occurs when there exist simultaneously electric-dipole- and magnetic-dipole-induced conduction-electron spin resonance. We point out that this effect can lead to an anomalous dependence of the spin-resonance intensity on the sign of either the dc magnetic field B 0 or the wave vector q of the photon. The effect also provides an elegant way of determining the parameter which causes the electric-dipole-induced conduction-electron spin resonance.
Physical Review B – American Physical Society (APS)
Published: Jul 15, 1989
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