In the context of a proposed design of a solid-state receiver for quantum communications, we consider the Zeeman splitting of the light-hole states in strained cubic heterostructures with an in-plane external magnetic field. The choice of interband optical transitions that allows coherent transfer of photon polarization to electron spin suggests that the magnitude of corresponding g factor component will be a critically important quantity for the success of such devices. Our approach allows a straightforward calculation of this parameter and incorporates the quantum confinement, heterolayers composition, and strain effects on the g factor.
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