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Hyperfine Interactions on Magnetic Ions Nuclei in Titanates

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The electric and magnetic hyperfine interaction parameters (υ_Q, η, H_c) on ^47,49Ti nuclei in lanthanum and yttrium titanates were calculated in the cluster model by the unrestricted Hartree-Fock method. The calculation in the cluster approach describes the experimental data better than that in the frameworks of LDA and LDA+U model and modern crystal-field theory.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 215)

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Polina A. Agzamova*, Yulia V. Leskova, Anatoliy E. Nikiforov

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Ab Initio Calculation, Hyperfine Interactions, NMR, Orbital Ordering, Titanates

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