Química Nova · 2003 · 145 citations · 5 references
Natural SciencesMaterials SciencePhysicsCondensed Matter PhysicsSolid State PhysicsSpectroscopyElectronic SpectroscopyGlass MaterialsInorganic SpectroscopyOptical Properties Of SolidsPhase TransitionsRare-earth-doped MaterialsElectric Dipole TransitionsLigand Field AnalysisLigand Field EffectsLigand Field TransitionsRare Earth-doped GlassesRare-earth CompoundsRare-earth DopingRare-earth-doped Glasses
In this article we review some of the basic aspects of rare earth spectroscopy applied to vitreous materials. The characteristics of the intra-atomic free ion and ligand field interactions, as well as the formalisms of the forced electric dipole and dynamic coupling mechanisms of 4f-4f intensities, are outlined. The contribution of the later mechanism to the 4f-4f intensities is critically discussed, a point that has been commonly overlooked in the literature of rare earth doped glasses. The observed correlation between the empirical intensity parameter W2 and the covalence of the ion first coordination shell is discussed accordingly to the theoretical predictions.
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