2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.jcrysgro.2005.11.018
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Dielectric spectrum of rare-earth-doped calcium fluoride crystals

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“…This is investigated here in calcium fluoride crystals by considering the most recent experimental and theoretical work. In particular, concerning the experimental work, the dependence on the temperature of ε′ and ε ″ at various frequencies (1-100 kHz) for ErF 3 and YbF 3 -doped CaF 2 has been recently studied by Nicoara et al [5].…”
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“…This is investigated here in calcium fluoride crystals by considering the most recent experimental and theoretical work. In particular, concerning the experimental work, the dependence on the temperature of ε′ and ε ″ at various frequencies (1-100 kHz) for ErF 3 and YbF 3 -doped CaF 2 has been recently studied by Nicoara et al [5].…”
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“…Despite of the scatter, we may say that the tendency of the data seems to be consistent with model, if one recalls that the extraction of the m s -from the 0 τ -value, suffers from an arbitrary selection of the quantity , λν as explained in the previous section. [5]. The same procedure is repeated for the two relaxation peaks probably associated with tetravalent uranium ion in the system CaF 2 : U (0.1%), Na (0.1%) measured by Montgomery et al [12].…”
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“…The maxima of ε 2 at T max for doped CaF 2 sample are higher values than for pure sample, probable due to the more dipole type defects which are created in the doped samples. The activation parameters of the relaxation process are determined using the method described in [2,3,10] and are given in Table I. The relevant ionic radii of the cations are 1.26Å (Ca 2+ ) and 1.33Å (Pb 2+ ) shows that incorporated lead ions do not produce significant lattice distortions.…”
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“…The alkaline-earth fluorides crystallize in the cubic structure and constitute an important class of relatively simple ionic crystals whose optical and lattice-dynamical properties have theoretical and experimental interest [1][2][3][4][5]. The alkaline-earth fluorides (MF 2 , M=Ca, Ba, Sr) crystals doped with rareearth (RE=La, Er, Yb, etc.)…”
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