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Using high-resolution optical hole burning, we have determined the tunneling level structure of protons in hydrogen bonds at liquid-helium temperatures: The tunneling matrix element is J=8.4±{}0.1 GHz. The strain deformations of the tunneling potential are reflected in characteristic asymmetric inhomogeneous shapes of the spectral lines and can be explained by correlated variations of J and A, the energy asymmetry of the potential.
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Oppenländer et al. (1989) studied this question.
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