Scintillation materials, as optical functional materials that can absorb high-energy rays or particles and convert them into low-energy photons, have been successfully applied in various application fields. 1,2 Over the past few decades, as the requirements for scintillation properties in medical imaging and high energy physics (HEP) experiments have become more stringent, a variety of scintillation materials have been developed. Among them, lutetium aluminum garnet
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