Band Edge Energies Pinning in Magnetic Field in Semimagnetic $Cd_{0.7}Mn_{0.3}Te$

Results of $Cd_{0.7}Mn_{0.3}Te$ magneto-photoluminescence investigations are analyzed. Photoluminescence was measured in a Voigt geometry at the temperature of 1.6 K. Two models describing radiative transition energy are compared with the experimental results of $Cd_{0.7}Mn_{0.3}Te$ luminescence. The energy of recombination transition, employing the complete form of band states splitting description (term due to the Landau splitting included), shows deviation from experiment at B > 2 T. Two possible reasons of discrepancies from the experiment - exchange interaction constants dependence on magnetic field or band edge energies pinning in magnetic field - are discussed. Band edge energies pinning in magnetic field is related to the hybridization of Mn 3 $d^{5}$ levels with the band states of the host. We determine the corrected values of exchange interaction constants $(N_0 α -N_0 β//3)$ at magnetic fields B < 5 T.