Oscillations of the photon echo intensity in a pulsed magnetic field: Zeeman splitting in $ LiLuF_{4} $:$ Er^{3+} $
Abstract A method of high-resolution time-resolved optical spectroscopy using oscillations of the photon echo intensity in the presence of a perturbation, which splits the optical frequencies of the transitions of two or more ion subgroups, has been proposed and demonstrated. This method has been ap...
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Oscillations of the photon echo intensity in a pulsed magnetic field: Zeeman splitting in $ LiLuF_{4} $:$ Er^{3+} $ |
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Abstract A method of high-resolution time-resolved optical spectroscopy using oscillations of the photon echo intensity in the presence of a perturbation, which splits the optical frequencies of the transitions of two or more ion subgroups, has been proposed and demonstrated. This method has been applied to systems in which the Zee-man effect is manifested. The transition frequencies of ions are switched by a pulsed magnetic field. Oscillations of the photon echo intensity were observed in $ LiLuF_{4} $:$ Er^{3+} $ and $ LiYF_{4} $:$ Er^{3+} $. The first minimum corresponding to the accumulated phase of the electric dipole moment π/2 is reached in the pulsed magnetic field with an amplitude of ∼2 G at a duration of 30 ns. The Zeeman splitting in this field is ∼10 MHz, which is much less than the laser spectral width (0.15 Å ∼ 9 GHz). The g factor of the 4F9/2(I) excited state of the $ Er^{3+} $ ion in the $ LiLuF_{4} $ matrix has been determined in zero magnetic field. The comparison with the g-factor value found from the measurement of the absorption spectrum in a magnetic field of 8 kG has been performed. © Pleiades Publishing, Ltd. 2012 |
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Abstract A method of high-resolution time-resolved optical spectroscopy using oscillations of the photon echo intensity in the presence of a perturbation, which splits the optical frequencies of the transitions of two or more ion subgroups, has been proposed and demonstrated. This method has been applied to systems in which the Zee-man effect is manifested. The transition frequencies of ions are switched by a pulsed magnetic field. Oscillations of the photon echo intensity were observed in $ LiLuF_{4} $:$ Er^{3+} $ and $ LiYF_{4} $:$ Er^{3+} $. The first minimum corresponding to the accumulated phase of the electric dipole moment π/2 is reached in the pulsed magnetic field with an amplitude of ∼2 G at a duration of 30 ns. The Zeeman splitting in this field is ∼10 MHz, which is much less than the laser spectral width (0.15 Å ∼ 9 GHz). The g factor of the 4F9/2(I) excited state of the $ Er^{3+} $ ion in the $ LiLuF_{4} $ matrix has been determined in zero magnetic field. The comparison with the g-factor value found from the measurement of the absorption spectrum in a magnetic field of 8 kG has been performed. © Pleiades Publishing, Ltd. 2012 |
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Abstract A method of high-resolution time-resolved optical spectroscopy using oscillations of the photon echo intensity in the presence of a perturbation, which splits the optical frequencies of the transitions of two or more ion subgroups, has been proposed and demonstrated. This method has been applied to systems in which the Zee-man effect is manifested. The transition frequencies of ions are switched by a pulsed magnetic field. Oscillations of the photon echo intensity were observed in $ LiLuF_{4} $:$ Er^{3+} $ and $ LiYF_{4} $:$ Er^{3+} $. The first minimum corresponding to the accumulated phase of the electric dipole moment π/2 is reached in the pulsed magnetic field with an amplitude of ∼2 G at a duration of 30 ns. The Zeeman splitting in this field is ∼10 MHz, which is much less than the laser spectral width (0.15 Å ∼ 9 GHz). The g factor of the 4F9/2(I) excited state of the $ Er^{3+} $ ion in the $ LiLuF_{4} $ matrix has been determined in zero magnetic field. The comparison with the g-factor value found from the measurement of the absorption spectrum in a magnetic field of 8 kG has been performed. © Pleiades Publishing, Ltd. 2012 |
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Oscillations of the photon echo intensity in a pulsed magnetic field: Zeeman splitting in $ LiLuF_{4} $:$ Er^{3+} $ |
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