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A problem of the effective g‐factor in the n‐HgTe/CdxHg1−xTe quantum well with inverted band structure

Effective g‐factor in the Γ8 conduction band of (013)‐oriented n‐Cd0.7Hg0.3Te/HgTe/Cd0.7Hg0.3Te quantum well of ∼20 nm width is found with different magnetotransport techniques to be g* = 50÷60 under fields perpendicular to the layers while a g‐factor anisotropy of g⊥/g∥≈2 is revealed under tilted fields. Thus the coincidence effect does not give full information on the g‐factor although it manifests very much alike as the one in a simple Γ6 band. Also an unusual behavior of the coincidences is found indicating the level anticrossings of a complicated character.