Transferability of crystal-field parameters for rare-earth ions in YSiO tested by Zeeman spectroscopy
arXiv:1811.00158 · doi:10.1134/S1063783419050123
Abstract
Zeeman spectroscopy is used to demonstrate that phenomenological crystal-field parameters determined for the two point-group sites in Er:YSiO may be transferred to other ions. The two crystallographic six- and seven-coordinate substitutional sites may be distinguished by comparing the spectra with crystal-field calculations.
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