Abstract
The content of Mo3+ ions in YAG:Nd garnet samples prepared by different technologies has been studied, and the spin-lattice relaxation rate of these ions at temperatures of 4–5 K measured. It is concluded is drawn that Mo3+ ions can play the part of rapidly relaxing centers mediating the Nd3+ spin-lattice relaxation at liquid-helium temperatures. This may account for a number of features in the spin-lattice relaxation of rare-earth ions in garnets, observed earlier at low temperatures.
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