“…On the one hand, the large lead contamination of LSO:Ce and YSO:Ce SCFs in the 0.02-0.19 at.% range (see Table 1) can lead also to the creation of Ce 4+ -and Pb 2+ -based centers with local charge and volume compensation, which can also be involved in the TL processes in these SCFs as emission centers [8]. On the other hand, in LSO:Ce and YSO:Ce SCFs grown by the LPE method from Bi 2 O 3 flux, mainly the Ce 3+ valence state is realized in these SCFs in the case of the incorporation of isovalent Bi 3+ ions as flux agent [8,14,15]. Therefore, in these SCFs we can mainly expect the formation of Bi 3+and Ce 3+ -based centers [8,15].…”