A Raman heterodyne determination of the magnetic anisotropy for the ground and optically excited states of YSiO doped with Sm
arXiv:2104.11415 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.103.205114
Abstract
We present the full magnetic g tensors of the HZ and GA electronic states for both crystallographic sites in Sm:YSiO, deduced through the use of Raman heterodyne spectroscopy performed along 9 different crystallographic directions. The maximum principle g values were determined to be 0.447 (site 1) and 0.523 (site 2) for the ground state and 2.490 (site 1) and 3.319 (site 2) for the excited state. The determination of these g tensors provide essential spin Hamiltonian parameters that can be utilized in future magnetic and hyperfine studies of Sm:YSiO, with applications in quantum information storage and communication devices.
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