High‐spin Fe<sup>2+</sup> and Fe<sup>3+</sup> in single‐crystal aluminous bridgmanite in the lower mantle
Jung‐Fu Lin(The University of Texas at Austin), Takuo Okuchi(Kyoto University), Zhu Mao(University of Science and Technology of China), Jin Liu(The University of Texas at Austin), Jing Yang(The University of Texas at Austin), Yuming Xiao(Argonne National Laboratory), Paul Chow(Argonne National Laboratory)
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