Detailed investigations are made of orientational luminescent characteristics of YA10,-Nd3+ laser crystals. Anisotropy of the spatial distribution of the intermanifold luminescence intensity due to 4F3jz + 41(~p-15/2 channels is observed and its theoretical interpretation is given. The intermanifold and the "Stark" luminescence branching ratios, the peaks, and the effective cross-sections of the transitions are determined for the t,hree crystallographic directions a, 6, and c of the crystal a t 77 and 300 K. The probabilities of spontaneons transitions and a number of some other spectroscopic parameters are also measured. On the base of obtained data the question of using the J u d d -Ofelt treatment for the analysis of spectral properties of anisotropic crystals doped with TR3+ ions is discussed.
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