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Magnetic splitting of optical phonons in cubic dysprosium aluminum garnet

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The magnetic splitting of triply degenerate (T 2g )-phonons in the cubic Rare Earth compound dysprosium-aluminum-garnet could be observed making use of the polarization properties of the Raman-effect.

The theoretical predictions of a phenomenological symmetry analysis are compared to a more detailed microscopic treatment of the observations in terms of the magnetoelastic interaction.

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Dahl, M., Janotta, G., Schaack, G. et al. Magnetic splitting of optical phonons in cubic dysprosium aluminum garnet. Z. Physik B - Condensed Matter 76, 327–334 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01321910

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