1999
DOI: 10.1080/00268979909482936
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Energy levels of terbium(III) in the elpasolite Cs2NaTbCl6

Abstract: Polarized two-photon excitation (TPE) and emission spectra have been used to locate, and identify the symmetry of, more than 100 energy levels of terbium(II1) in the elpasolite Cs2NaTbC16. These are assigned with the aid of a one-electron crystal field Hamiltonian. In many cases the assignments were verified by modelling the Zeeman interaction. Systematic deviations from the predictions of the one-electron model provide evidence for electron correlation induced by the crystal field (CCF).

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“…Spectral features correspond to MD zero phonon lines with additional broader structure corresponding to TbCl 3À 6 moiety modes. The agreement with the assignments from TPE spectra [2] is good and confirmatory since the one-photon absorption spectra are subject to very different selection rules. However, it is difficult to assign terminal A 2 levels from either TPE or absorption.…”
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confidence: 57%
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“…Spectral features correspond to MD zero phonon lines with additional broader structure corresponding to TbCl 3À 6 moiety modes. The agreement with the assignments from TPE spectra [2] is good and confirmatory since the one-photon absorption spectra are subject to very different selection rules. However, it is difficult to assign terminal A 2 levels from either TPE or absorption.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 57%
“…The levels N = 4-21 below 20 470 cm À1 have been assigned from the infrared and luminescence spectra [5] and are not included. Most CF level energies of Cs 2 NaTbCl 6 are very similar to those of [2], within experimental error, except for the 7 F 5 T 1 level assigned in [5] at 2349 cm À1 . Otherwise, the ultraviolet absorption spectrum of Cs 2 NaTbCl 6 is fully consistent with the energy level scheme of [2], and two further T 1 levels have been identified.…”
Section: Energy Level Datasetmentioning
confidence: 59%
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