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Refined hyperfine and quadrupole parameters are obtained with high precision by fitting the spin Hamiltonian to the zero-field spectrum Since the technique allows to address the hyperfine transitions over a wide frequency and magnetic field range, the linewidth narrowing around a zero first-order Zeeman (ZEFOZ) point is studied
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