Studies of the local geometry for Fe3+in LiTaO3crystal from EPR data
Z. Wen-Chen
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Z. Wen-Chen
Abstract
The EPR zero-field splitting D for Fe3+ in LiTaO3 crystal has been calculated from the microscopic spin-orbit coupling mechanism and the empirical superposition model. It is found that to reach the good fit between the calculated and observed values of D, the Fe3+ ion does not occupy the exact Li+ site, but is required to move about 0.24±0.11 Å in the direction of the -c axis in LiTaO3 crystal. The result is very similar to that for Fe3+ in the isomorphous LiNbO3 crystal obtained from the X-ray standing waves experiment. The reasonableness of the Fe3+ displacement is discussed.
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The EPR zero-field splitting D for Fe3+ in LiTaO3 crystal has been calculated from the microscopic spin-orbit coupling mechanism and the empirical superposition model. It is found that to reach the good fit between the calculated and observed values of D, the Fe3+ ion does not occupy the exact Li+ site, but is required to move about 0.24±0.11 Å in the direction of the -c axis in LiTaO3 crystal. The result is very similar to that for Fe3+ in the isomorphous LiNbO3 crystal obtained from the X-ray standing waves experiment. The reasonableness of the Fe3+ displacement is discussed.
Key concepts: Electron paramagnetic resonance, Crystal (programming language), Superposition principle, Ion, Displacement (psychology), Coupling (piping), Field (mathematics), Atomic physics