H. Vogt, PERMANENT DIPOLE-MOMENT AND FIRST-ORDER HYPERPOLARIZABILITY OF LI-INDUCED POLARIZATION CLUSTERS IN K1-XLIXTAO3 DETERMINED BY HYPER-RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY, Physical review. B, Condensed matter, 58(15), 1998, pp. 9916-9925
Hyper-Raman spectra of six samples of K1-xLixTaO3 with Li concentratio
ns x between 0.008 and 0.087 are measured in the wave number range bel
ow 120 cm(-1) at temperatures well above the transitions to glassy or
ferroelectric-type states. An internal reference method is demonstrate
d based on a comparison of hyper-Rayleigh and hyper-Raman scattering i
ntensities recorded under identical conditions. With the soft-mode hyp
er-Raman Line being taken as calibration standard, absolute values of
the permanent dipole moment and the first-order hyperpolarizability of
the polarization clusters around the off-center Li ions are obtained.
Although only integrated intensities are involved, our procedure requ
ires a detailed analysis of the spectral broadening of the hyper-Rayle
igh line, which exceeds 1 cm(-1) above 200 K. This analysis yields evi
dence that hyper-Rayleigh scattering solely results from thermally act
ivated hopping motions of the Li ions and that orientational correlati
ons between the Li ions may be ignored in the high-temperature limit u
nder study. At room temperature our results are P-PC = 18 D (Debye un
its) (=) over cap 3.7e Angstrom (electron charge times length measured
in Angstrom) and beta(222) = 1 X 10(-30) g(-1/2) cm(7/2) s (cgs units
) (=) over cap 4X10(-40) m(4) V-1 (SI units), where P-PC and beta(222
) are the effective dipole moment of a polarization cluster and the do
minant component of its hyperpolarizability tensor, respectively. Both
quantities increase with decreasing temperature and reflect the growt
h of the polarization clusters due to the slowing down of the soft mod
e. A temperature-independent intrinsic or core dipole moment p(PC) = 2
.3 D (=) over cap 0.48e Angstrom is deduced fro p(PC) and discussed w
ith regard to the off-center displacement of the Li ion. [S0163-1829(9
8)00839-X].