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Local lattice distortions and ligand hyperfine interactions in Eu2+-and Gd3+-doped fluorites. / Gorlov, A. D.; Guseva, V. B.; Zakharov, A. Yu. et al.
In: Physics of the Solid State, Vol. 40, No. 12, 01.12.1998, p. 1969-1974.

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Gorlov AD, Guseva VB, Zakharov AY, Nikiforov AE, Rokeakh AI, Chernyshev VA et al. Local lattice distortions and ligand hyperfine interactions in Eu2+-and Gd3+-doped fluorites. Physics of the Solid State. 1998 Dec 1;40(12):1969-1974. doi: 10.1134/1.1130696

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Gorlov, A. D. ; Guseva, V. B. ; Zakharov, A. Yu. et al. / Local lattice distortions and ligand hyperfine interactions in Eu2+-and Gd3+-doped fluorites. In: Physics of the Solid State. 1998 ; Vol. 40, No. 12. pp. 1969-1974.

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abstract = "A computer simulation of lattice distortions around an impurity ion Eu2+ in MeF2 fluorites (Me=Ca, Sr, Ba) is reported. ENDOR data on displacements of F- ions distant from an impurity center were used to determine the parameters of the Eu2+-F- short-range interaction potential. A theoretical study of the effect of hydrostatic pressure on the impurity-center local structure has been made. A comparison with experimental data permits a conclusion that the calculated ligand displacements are reliable. An experimental ENDOR investigation of the ligand hyperfine interaction (LHFI) in MeF2:Gd3+ crystals (Me=Ca, Sr, Pb, Ba) has been performed. The results obtained in the simulation are used to describe the LHFI of impurity ions with the nearest-neighbor fluorine environment. The contributions to LHFI associated with ligand polarization are shown to constitute 10-50% of the experimental LHFI constants. The inclusion of such contributions results in practically linear dependences of the remaining short-range part of the LHFI on distance.",
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