2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.jascer.2013.11.001
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Coloration of Ti-doped sapphire grown by the Flame-Fusion Method

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“…The main growth methods for Ti:sapphire laser crystals include vertical-gradient-freeze (VGF) technique, 37,38 heatexchanger method (HEM), 39,40 Czochraksi method (CZM), 41,42 flame-fusion method (FFM), 43 horizontally directed crystallization method (HDCM), 44 and Kyropoulos (Ks) technique. 45 The largest Ti:sapphire crystal of 235 mm diameter was currently produced by HEM and was successfully used in the 10 PW system.…”
Section: Ti:sapphire Laser Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The main growth methods for Ti:sapphire laser crystals include vertical-gradient-freeze (VGF) technique, 37,38 heatexchanger method (HEM), 39,40 Czochraksi method (CZM), 41,42 flame-fusion method (FFM), 43 horizontally directed crystallization method (HDCM), 44 and Kyropoulos (Ks) technique. 45 The largest Ti:sapphire crystal of 235 mm diameter was currently produced by HEM and was successfully used in the 10 PW system.…”
Section: Ti:sapphire Laser Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It was crucial for crystal growth to control the distribution of temperature and atmosphere in the growth chamber, especially near the crystal molten cap [5][6][7][8][9][10] . In the process of crystal growth, the too large radial temperature gradient of the growth chamber, especially near the crystal molten cap, is easy to cause the too low edge temperature of the flat molten cap, as shown in figure 1a, which makes the crystal size less likely to grow, or even shrink.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%