NMR, high frequency EPR and magnetization studies of YF3:Tm 3+ and TmF3

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Magnetic properties of single crystal and powder samples of thulium fluoride, TmF3 (orthorhombic Pnma space group), and single crystals of YF3 doped with the Tm3+ ions are studied by NMR, high-frequency EPR and dc-magnetometry. It is shown that TmF3 is a Van Vleck paramagnet. Zero field splitting between two lowest ground state energy levels (ground 3H6 multiplet) of Tm3+ ion in TmF3 crystal lattice is found to be ∼6.5 cm-1. The 19F nuclear spin-lattice relaxation in TmF3 at liquid helium temperatures is driven by the fluctuating magnetic fields created by Tm3+ ions occupying the lowest excited singlet.

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Savinkov, A. V., Shakurov, G. S., Korableva, S. L., Dooglav, A. V., Tagirov, M. S., Suzuki, H., … Abe, S. (2011). NMR, high frequency EPR and magnetization studies of YF3:Tm 3+ and TmF3. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 324). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/324/1/012033

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