Electronic configurations and local susceptibilities at all copper and oxygen sites in YBa 2 Cu 3 O 7 are determined from the analysis of the electric field gradients (EFG's) and the Knight shifts (shifts). Besides main contributions from 3 d holes for Cu sites and 2 p σ holes for O sites, it is necessary to consider 4 p electrons of Cu and 2 p π holes of O for accurate analysis of the EFG's, and 4 s electrons of Cu and 2 s holes of O for the shifts. Difference in the observed EFG's between Cu(1) and Cu(2) is due to the 4 p -electron contributions, and the 3 d -electron states are determined to be quite similar. Each site of Cu and O shares almost same amount of holes. The local spin susceptibilities, however, are fairly different in order of magnitude as Cu(2), Cu(1), O(2, 3), O(4), implying a strong correlation in Cu(2).
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