1975
DOI: 10.1070/pu1975v018n08abeh004913
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Tunnel effects in polyatomic systems with electronic degeneracy and pseudodegeneracy

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“…This emergent six-fold g-factor anisotropy cannot be understood simply based on the theory for the single-ion dynamic JT effect [27][28]. Is it the fingerprint of a spin-orbital entangled state, where Cu spins form fluctuated singlet dimers which drive the dynamical Jahn Teller effect?…”
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“…This emergent six-fold g-factor anisotropy cannot be understood simply based on the theory for the single-ion dynamic JT effect [27][28]. Is it the fingerprint of a spin-orbital entangled state, where Cu spins form fluctuated singlet dimers which drive the dynamical Jahn Teller effect?…”
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“…Using single ion approximation [28], we estimate the characteristic frequency of the dynamic JT effect  JT by the relation  JT =  C g 2 /g 1 ≈ 0.095* C [20]. As shown in Fig.…”
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“…To summarize, it is worth to note that in classical papers (e.g. [4]) the cooperative JahnTeller pseudoeect is explained as a result of ordering of local distortions of the dipole-unstable unit cells. This part of the theory is described with accounting of the site symmetry of the JahnTeller centers, while the interaction between these centers is modeled without taking into account the crystal symmetry.…”
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“…Similarly, the vibronic coupling is a mechanism of the ferroelectric order-disorder phase transition in wide band-gap crystals with JahnTeller's centers. However, in this case one deals with a cooperative JahnTeller eect, in contrast to the JahnTeller eect in molecules [4]. The interaction in wide band-gap crystals, like in narrow band-gap ones, is observed mainly between the nearby electron states, or degenerate states which form the top of the valence band.…”
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