Determination of the site symmetry of ni (0) and fe(0) atoms isolated in solid krypton matrix via magnetic circular and magnetic linear dichroism spectroscopy

Determination of the site symmetry of ni (0) and fe(0) atoms isolated in solid krypton matrix via magnetic circular and magnetic linear dichroism spectroscopy

by Karen L Jensen

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