Abstract
It is demonstrated that for crystal field potentials having complex parameterizations characterized by low symmetry and large number of independent parameters, the formulas for the Im B k q /Re B k q ratios, i.e., for the parameters of the same k and | q|, correspond to a more general superposition model requiring the local metal-ligand symmetry to be ν instead of C ∞ν if the scaling factors alone are treated phenomenologically. A formal expression revealing the mutual interplay of both the distance and the nonaxial scaling factors has been obtained which allows the ratios Im B k q /Re B k q to be estimated more adequately. The generalization is substantial indeed; the corresponding number of independent intrinsic parameters of kth degree rises from one to k + 1. The distinguished quality of these ratios allows them to be treated in a distinguished way during the fitting of the potentials to experimental data. The proper fitting is then easier, since the number of independent parameters can be reduced.
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