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Figure 1. Schematization of the perturbations that remove the degeneracy  of 4f n  configurations giving rise to their corresponding states.
Figure 2. Energy levels of the 4f n  configurations of trivalent lanthanoids  (Ln 3+ )
Table 3. Photon properties and selection rules of different electric and magnetic transitions between generic a and b electronic states represented by
Table 4. Selection rules for transitions between a and b states of a 4f n  configuration according to the Judd-Ofelt theory
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