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Journal of Radio Electronics Online scientific journal · eISSN 1684-1719
2012, № 12 · SOLID STATE ELECTRONICS

Исследование Ni в ZnO методом одноосного сжатия

I.S. Kutin1, E.V. Lavrov2

1 Казанский федеральный университет
2 Kotelnikov IRE RAS, Moscow, Russia
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Abstract

The influence of the uniaxial compression on the electron transitions of Ni 2+ ( d 8) ion into ZnO is investigated. It has been shown that splitting and polarized properties of the IR absorption lines are adjusted with the trigonal symmetry and spin-orbital splitting revealed in the previous investigations.

  • zinc oxide
  • nickel
  • IR absorption
  • electron transitions
Аннотация (на русском)

Исследование Ni в ZnO методом одноосного сжатия

Исследуется влияние одноосного сжатия на электронные переходы иона Ni 2+ ( d 8) в ZnO. Показано, что расщепление и поляризационные свойства линий ИК поглощения согласуются с тригональной симметрией и спин-орбитальным расщеплением, установленными в предшествующих исследованиях.

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Kutin I.S., Lavrov E.V. Исследование Ni в ZnO методом одноосного сжатия // Journal of Radio Electronics. – 2012. – No. 12.

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