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We report on the experimental demonstration of stimulated Raman adiabatic passage in a ${\text{Tm}}^{3+}:\text{YAG}$ crystal. ${\text{Tm}}^{3+}:\text{YAG}$ is a promising material for use in quantum information processing applications, but as yet there are few experimental investigations of coherent Raman processes in this material. We investigate the effect of inhomogeneous broadening and …