1973
DOI: 10.1007/bf01593833
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A computational method of determination of constants of spin Hamiltonian of fine structure ESR spectra

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“…For the present case of one orientation of B, the procedure is found to be selfconvergent, independent of the values of ABi, which is in contradiction to the conclusion drawn by Uhrin [5] for the case of many orientations. Convergence is guaranteed irrespective of the initial values of parameters Bl m and M, except when all the initial Bi m are zero simultaneously and when the initial B2 ~ and B22 are simultaneously greater than their expected values.…”
Section: Program For One Orientation Of I1contrasting
confidence: 99%
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“…For the present case of one orientation of B, the procedure is found to be selfconvergent, independent of the values of ABi, which is in contradiction to the conclusion drawn by Uhrin [5] for the case of many orientations. Convergence is guaranteed irrespective of the initial values of parameters Bl m and M, except when all the initial Bi m are zero simultaneously and when the initial B2 ~ and B22 are simultaneously greater than their expected values.…”
Section: Program For One Orientation Of I1contrasting
confidence: 99%
“…This method, though applicable for any strength of crystal field and convenient to handle, takes a much larger time than the least-squares method. The method suggested by Uhrin [5] is based on the construction of step fields. For every step the same convergence process is used.…”
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“…To obtain the Hamiltonian parameters an iterative method based on the complete diagonalization of the spin-Hamiltonian matrix was developed by Uhrin [ 5 ] . This niet,hod, beside being faster than the other diagonalization methods, can handle as niany parameters as required for S > 112.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%