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TY - GEN
T1 - Vibronic structure and g-tensor temperature dependence of K2ZnF4:Cu2+ impurity center
AU - Zaharov, A. Y.
AU - Nikiforov, A. E.
AU - Shashkin, S. Y.
PY - 1996/1/3
Y1 - 1996/1/3
N2 - Adiabatic potential of K2ZnF4:Cu2+ impurity system is calculated within the frames of pair potential approximation and shell model. The Jahn-Teller multi-body energy contribution is approximated by the lower branch of [CuF6] cluster adiabatic potential. It is shown that Qθ- and Qε-displacements of the distorted octahedron of F ions surrounding Cu impurity ion may be assumed as the normal vibrational modes. Thus K2ZnF4:Cu2+ vibronic states energy spectrum calculation reduces to the solution of the (Exe)-problem with the adiabatic potential, which contains not only the main terms ( 1/2 ·K0·ρ2-|V e|·ρ) but also relatively small corrections (- 1/2 ·ΔK·ρ2cos(2φ) +F·ρ -·cosφ) treated by perturbation theory. g-tensor components temperature dependences calculated by averaging over vibronic levels are consistent with the experimental data. Simulation of hydrostatic pressure influence on the K2ZnF4:Cu2+ properties predicts essential changes in g-tensor components values and temperature dependences.
AB - Adiabatic potential of K2ZnF4:Cu2+ impurity system is calculated within the frames of pair potential approximation and shell model. The Jahn-Teller multi-body energy contribution is approximated by the lower branch of [CuF6] cluster adiabatic potential. It is shown that Qθ- and Qε-displacements of the distorted octahedron of F ions surrounding Cu impurity ion may be assumed as the normal vibrational modes. Thus K2ZnF4:Cu2+ vibronic states energy spectrum calculation reduces to the solution of the (Exe)-problem with the adiabatic potential, which contains not only the main terms ( 1/2 ·K0·ρ2-|V e|·ρ) but also relatively small corrections (- 1/2 ·ΔK·ρ2cos(2φ) +F·ρ -·cosφ) treated by perturbation theory. g-tensor components temperature dependences calculated by averaging over vibronic levels are consistent with the experimental data. Simulation of hydrostatic pressure influence on the K2ZnF4:Cu2+ properties predicts essential changes in g-tensor components values and temperature dependences.
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U2 - 10.1117/12.229132
DO - 10.1117/12.229132
M3 - Conference contribution
SN - 0819420808
SN - 978-081942080-0
VL - 2706
SP - 100
EP - 105
BT - Proceedings of SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering
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