Abstract
Resonant two-mode polarons due to phonon-induced electron transitions between the conduction band and the heavy-hole valence band are considered and shown to describe well the observed effect in the zero-gap semimagnetic semiconductor Hg0.95 Mn0.05Te. It is demonstrated that the interband electron-phonon interaction provides unique possibilities to investigate an involved structure of the Landau-Luttinger magnetic subbands in zero-gap materials.