2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.saa.2011.04.040
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Studies of the g factors of the ground 4A2 and the first excited 2E state of Cr3+ ions in emerald

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“…Considering that electronic energy levels, local properties, and structures of the Cr 3+ impurity centers in emeralds are well studied using various experimental techniques, a number of theoretical studies that analyze these data have appeared in the literature. ,, In general, most theoretical interpretations of the experimental results regarding energy levels, ligand-field parameters (LFPs), and spin-Hamiltonian parameters (SHPs) have been accomplished in the framework of semiempirical crystal-field theory (CFT) or ligand-field theory (LFT). Although such approaches are useful for studying materials with experimentally known properties, it is difficult to apply LFT in a predictive fashion toward the development of new materials. Fortunately, ab initio quantum mechanical calculations have made enormous progress over the course of the past two decades in their predictive capabilities.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Considering that electronic energy levels, local properties, and structures of the Cr 3+ impurity centers in emeralds are well studied using various experimental techniques, a number of theoretical studies that analyze these data have appeared in the literature. ,, In general, most theoretical interpretations of the experimental results regarding energy levels, ligand-field parameters (LFPs), and spin-Hamiltonian parameters (SHPs) have been accomplished in the framework of semiempirical crystal-field theory (CFT) or ligand-field theory (LFT). Although such approaches are useful for studying materials with experimentally known properties, it is difficult to apply LFT in a predictive fashion toward the development of new materials. Fortunately, ab initio quantum mechanical calculations have made enormous progress over the course of the past two decades in their predictive capabilities.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%