1990
DOI: 10.1016/0022-0248(90)91016-j
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Optical investigation of Ni impurity in ZnSe under hydrostatic pressure

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“…These levels may serve as a probe in the determination of absolute pressure coefficients of the conduction and valence band edges. [1] Therefore, in Refs [1] and [2], PS of the optical spectra for the d-d transition and charge transfer process of ZnSe:Ni 2+ were measured at low temperature and hydrostatic pressure.…”
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“…These levels may serve as a probe in the determination of absolute pressure coefficients of the conduction and valence band edges. [1] Therefore, in Refs [1] and [2], PS of the optical spectra for the d-d transition and charge transfer process of ZnSe:Ni 2+ were measured at low temperature and hydrostatic pressure.…”
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“…1], b Ref [5],. T is the irreducible representation of O group; TT is the one taking into account spin-orbit coupling.…”
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“…Recently it has been shown that under hydrostatic pressure most of the absorption bands due to intracenter excitations of Νi2+ impurity in ZnS and ZnSe shift rigidly with the pressure coefficients which have been described in the frame of the Static Crystal Field Theory (SCFT) [1,2]. In this model it was sufficient to introduce the pressure-dependent crystal field parameter Δ and the Racah parameter B (C/B was taken as pressure-independent and the spin-orbit interaction was neglected).…”
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“…without spin-orbit and electron-lattice interactions) pressure coefficients, ∂Ε1 /∂Ρ, of both states in respect to the ground state where α = κ -the bulk compressibility and R -the distance between an impurity ion and ligands and μ -the reduced mass. The zero-pressure value of the energetic separation between both interacting levels, Ε0, was the fitting parameter, while its pressure variation was determined from ∂Εi/∂Ρ of the levels [1,2].…”
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