Reproduction of the electronic and magnetic structure of the low symmetry sites of YSiO doped with Sm via a parameterized crystal-field model
arXiv:2206.10597 · doi:10.1088/1361-648X/ac711e
Abstract
Parametrized crystal-field analyses are presented for both the six and seven fold coordinated, C symmetry Sm centers in YSiO, based on extensive spectroscopic data spanning the infrared to optical regions. Laser site-selective excitation and fluorescence spectroscopy as well as Zeeman absorption spectroscopy performed along multiple crystallographic directions has been utilised, in addition to previously determined tensors for the HZ and GA states. The resultant analyses give good approximation to the experimental energy levels and magnetic splittings, yielding crystal-field parameters consistent with the few other lanthanide ions for which such analyses are available.
arXiv admin note: text overlap with arXiv:2206.09080
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