A precise determiniation of the fine structure constants for Cr(3⁺) in ruby.
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Authors
Hutton, Gary D.
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Date of Issue
1965
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Publisher
Monterey, California: U.S. Naval Postgraduate School
Language
en_US
Abstract
The aluminum oxide crystal, , Al₂0₃, doped with a small amount of
chromium, which is called ruby, is widely used in solid state physics
research and applications. The experimental work described in this
thesis is concerned with the precise determination of three important
paramagnetic resonance parameters of the ruby crystal at room temperature.
These are the two spectroscopic splitting factors ( g װ
. and g┴ ) and the crystal field splitting (D) of the chromium ion energy levels. The values obtained are: g װ
+ 1.98145 + .00020, g┴ = 1.98137
+ .00067, D = 5.74674 + .00080 Kmc/sec.
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Thesis
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Physics