Paramagnetic Resonance in Salts of the Iron Group - A Preliminary Survey: I. Theoretical Discussion
Proceedings of the Physical SocietyPublished 1 December 1948
D M S Bagguley, B. Bleaney, J. H. E. Griffiths, Roger Penrose, B I Plumpton
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Abstract
By means of paramagnetic resonance the energy levels of paramagnetic salts can be investigated in much greater detail than by any previous method. Using centimetre wavelength radiation it is possible to determine small splittings of the levels and their effective "g-value", and to isolate absorption lines due to different ions in unit cell. The interpretation of such effects in salts of the iron group by crystalline electric field theory is outlined.
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