Giant -factors of Natural Impurities in Synthetic Quartz
arXiv:1312.3690 · doi:10.1063/1.4858075
Abstract
We report the observation of -factors of natural paramagnetic impurities in a pure synthetic quartz crystal at milli-Kelvin temperatures. Measurements are made by performing spectroscopy using multiple high- Whispering Gallery Modes sustained in the crystal. Extreme sensitivity of the method at low temperatures allows the determination of natural residual impurities introduced during the crystal growth. We observe -factors that significantly differ from integer multiples of the electron -factor in vacuum, and with values of up to , which reveals much stronger coupling between impurities and the crystal lattice than in previous studies. Both substitutional and interstitial ions are proposed as candidates for the observed interactions.
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