2005
DOI: 10.1007/3-540-28209-2_3
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Ion-phonon Interactions

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“…being ,respectively, the phonon frequency and the Van-Vleck coefficients. [63][64][65] The latter perform the unitary transformation from the full symmetric displacements of the ligand environments of the metal ions to the crystal normal coordinates , ν numerates the phonon modes.…”
Section: Crystal Hamiltonianmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…being ,respectively, the phonon frequency and the Van-Vleck coefficients. [63][64][65] The latter perform the unitary transformation from the full symmetric displacements of the ligand environments of the metal ions to the crystal normal coordinates , ν numerates the phonon modes.…”
Section: Crystal Hamiltonianmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The electron-phonon interaction in RE containing compounds originates from a modulation of the crystal field for 4f electrons by lattice vibrations [39]. In the energy range of phonons, GdFe3(BO3)4 has no electronic crystal-field states of the Gd 3+ 4f electrons.…”
Section: Coupled Electron-phonon Modesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The electron-phonon interaction induces ferroelectricity in many ferroelectrics [7,8] and plays an important role in the thermal and electronic conductivity of materials [9][10][11] as well as in energy dissipation in electronic devices [11][12][13]. Narrow zero-phonon spectral lines in crystals, which are useful probes of a local crystal structure and of different interactions, shift and dramatically broaden with increasing the temperature, mainly because of the electron-phonon coupling [14]. The same coupling is responsible for the crystal-field levels' relaxation and, hence, the lifetimes.…”
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“…The same coupling is responsible for the crystal-field levels' relaxation and, hence, the lifetimes. The values of these effects and of the multiphonon relaxation rates (also dependent on the electron-phonon interaction) are of primary importance for laser applications, because they influence the gain, output frequency stability, and thermal tunability of a laser [14].…”
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