Abstract
Low-temperature single-crystal Raman spectra are presented for the organic ferromagnetic insulator TDAE-. The mode intensities, line shifts, linewidths, and depolarization ratios are compared with alkali-doped fullerene materials and with pure . A comparison of visible laser light excited spectra (=2.41 eV) with infrared excited Raman measurements (=1.17 eV) shows a selective resonance effect whereby in the visible spectra, a frequency shift of only the tangential modes is observed, while in the infrared measurement, which is resonant with the - electronic transition, the radial modes are also observed to shift. The effect is attributed to Raman resonance with different relaxed states of .
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevB.55.3757
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