Progress in Fourier Transform Spectroscopy 1997
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-7091-6840-0_2
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High-Resolution Fourier-Transform Spectroscopy in Solid State Physics

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“…One of them is the RE nuclear HFS due to the interaction between the electronic core and the nucleus of an atom. [17] The IR active magnetic dipole transition lines corresponding to the transitions between low-lying Stark multiplet components are in these crystals very sharp (around 0.001 cm À1 ). 2).…”
Section: High-precision Spectroscopy Of Hyperfine Structurementioning
confidence: 83%
“…One of them is the RE nuclear HFS due to the interaction between the electronic core and the nucleus of an atom. [17] The IR active magnetic dipole transition lines corresponding to the transitions between low-lying Stark multiplet components are in these crystals very sharp (around 0.001 cm À1 ). 2).…”
Section: High-precision Spectroscopy Of Hyperfine Structurementioning
confidence: 83%