Jahn-Teller effects and hyperfine parameters of V4+ on tetragonally distorted tetrahedral sites

doi:10.1016/0375-9601(77)90633-8

Physics Letters A

Volume 61, Issue 5, 30 May 1977, Pages 333-335

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Abstract

The g values and hyperfine parameters of V⁴⁺ on tetragonal sites in various host lattices are analysed in terms of a theory which includes Jahn-Teller interactions. For garnet hosts Jahn-Teller effects are weak, unlike the case for SiO₂ and synthetic zircon where Jahn-Teller quenching is significantly strong.

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