2000
DOI: 10.1088/0953-8984/12/30/323
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Energy levels of Pr3+:GdOCl under pressure

Abstract: Excitation and luminescence spectra of Pr 3+ in GdOCl were measured in the spectral range from 11 000 cm −1 to 22 500 cm −1 . At ambient pressure a total of 54 spectral lines were observed. Some of these lines cannot be explained by transitions between crystal-field levels of the regular Pr 3+ site in GdOCl. Possible explanations of these lines are discussed. Under pressure up to 16 GPa, all lines exhibit a red-shift, from which a part of the energy level scheme of the 4f 2 configuration could be derived. From… Show more

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“…It was discovered from the pressure-dependence of the optical spectra of Pr 3+ that both F k and ζ 4f decrease with increasing pressure. 15 The decreases of Slater parameters follow the order ΔF 2 /F 2 > ΔF 4 /F 4 > ΔF 6 /F 6 , and the relative decrease Δζ 4f /ζ 4f is smaller than that of F 2 , but similar to those of F 4 and F 6 . Holzapfel's group 15,16 employed a combination of the Central Field Model and the Symmetry-Restricted Covalency Model to attempt to explain the results for ROCl:Pr 3+ (R = Pr, La, Gd) and LaCl 3 :Pr 3+ under pressure.…”
Section: ■ Introductionmentioning
confidence: 86%
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“…It was discovered from the pressure-dependence of the optical spectra of Pr 3+ that both F k and ζ 4f decrease with increasing pressure. 15 The decreases of Slater parameters follow the order ΔF 2 /F 2 > ΔF 4 /F 4 > ΔF 6 /F 6 , and the relative decrease Δζ 4f /ζ 4f is smaller than that of F 2 , but similar to those of F 4 and F 6 . Holzapfel's group 15,16 employed a combination of the Central Field Model and the Symmetry-Restricted Covalency Model to attempt to explain the results for ROCl:Pr 3+ (R = Pr, La, Gd) and LaCl 3 :Pr 3+ under pressure.…”
Section: ■ Introductionmentioning
confidence: 86%
“…15 The decreases of Slater parameters follow the order ΔF 2 /F 2 > ΔF 4 /F 4 > ΔF 6 /F 6 , and the relative decrease Δζ 4f /ζ 4f is smaller than that of F 2 , but similar to those of F 4 and F 6 . Holzapfel's group 15,16 employed a combination of the Central Field Model and the Symmetry-Restricted Covalency Model to attempt to explain the results for ROCl:Pr 3+ (R = Pr, La, Gd) and LaCl 3 :Pr 3+ under pressure. The Central Field Model envisages that F k and ζ 4f decrease from the gas to the condensed phase due to an isotropic expansion of the 4f orbitals.…”
Section: ■ Introductionmentioning
confidence: 86%
“…It has been shown that the spectra of PrGd at ambient pressure corresponded to high-pressure spectra of PrLa. 5 Comparing the spectra of PrPr with PrLa it is found that the ambient pressure spectra of PrPr also correspond to the high-pressure spectra of PrLa, but at a much smaller pressure than in the case of PrGd. This series, PrLa → pressure PrPr → pressure PrGd, is also observable when the behavior of the unknown lines is studied.…”
Section: Optical Spectra Of Pr 3¿ :Proclmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…This is in agreement also with results for PrGd. 5 In connection with this observation, an interesting point concerns the comparison of the ground level of all three samples. For PrGd the ground level is 3 H 4 (E) and the first excited level 3 H 4 (A 1 ).…”
Section: Optical Spectra Of Pr 3¿ :Proclmentioning
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