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    Qiming Sun
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    Fe-I, there are 5 4-fold rotation axes. 3 on x, y and z axils and 2 crossing dignonal axes within the plane.

    For Fe-II, there are 9 4-fold roataion axes. 3 on the cubic edges, 2 crossing dignonal axes within each plane (6 in total).

    Each of the 4-fold axes can be chosen as the z-axil of the PAS and makes η=0. Since there’re more than 2 4-fold axes in each case, the EFG tensor is zero.

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    Qiming Sun
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    Sorry, I didn’t motice the Fe IIb atom in the previous answer.

    Fe-I, there are 3 4-fold rotation axes. 3 on x, y and z direction. Each of the 4-fold axes can be chosen as the z-axil of the PAS and makes η=0. Since there’re more than 2 4-fold axes in each case, the EFG tensor is zero.

    For Fe-IIa, there are 1 4-fold roataion axe on the z direction and 2 2-fold axes on the x and y direction. The 4-fold axe can be chosen as the z-axil of the PAS and makes η=0.

    For Fe-IIb, there are 1 4-fold roataion axe on the z direction and 4 2-fold axes on the x and y direction and within the plane of the atom. The 4-fold axes can be chosen as the z-axil of the PAS and makes η=0.

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