A theory for the reliable prediction of the EPR g tensor for paramagnetic defects in solids is presented. It is based on density functional theory and on the gauge including projector augmented wave approach to the calculation of all-electron magnetic response. The method is validated by comparison with existing quantum chemical and experimental data for a selection of diatomic radicals. We then perform the first prediction of EPR g tensors in the solid state and find the results to be in excellent agreement with experiment for the E(1)(prime) and substitutional phosphorus defect centers in quartz.
First-principles theory of the EPR g tensor in solids: defects in quartz.
Published 2001 in Physical Review Letters
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2001
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Physical Review Letters
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2001-10-04
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Medicine, Materials Science, Physics
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