Generation of dichroic h centres in KCl by polarized optical bleaching of interstitial atomic hydrogen

Reuter, G.; Lohse, F.; Spaeth, J.‐M.

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Optical Properties Of "Mixed Hi'" Centres and Odmr Experiments1

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“…No luminescence could be found, and the hydrogen centres can only be bleached forming Clz-and Hs-centres. 18 We therefore conclude that there is no closed optical pumping cycle for this type of centres.…”

Section: Optical Properties Of "Mixed Hi'" Centres and Odmr Experimentsmentioning

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ODMR of relaxed excited states of interstitial atomic hydrogen centres in alkali halides

Meyer¹,

Spaeth²

1983

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Optically detected magnetic resonance (ODMR) experiments were performed on interstitial atomic hydrogen centres in mixed configuration in RbCl and RbBr doped with I-, and RbCl doped with Br-, Hi"(1, Br) centres. In RbCI/I-the ODMR of a relaxed excited state with resolved proton hyperfine and I superhyperfine interaction was measured. The state is a spin quartet due to parallel spins at H-and I" with a large zero field splitting similar to what was found previously for KCI/I-. This state has also a fluorescence emission with ~= 3 7 0 nsec. In RbBr/I-a metastable nonradiating relaxed excited state was found with an ODMR spectrum due to an I" hole interacting with 2 Br neighbours along (1 10) (lifetime >20 msec) which tunnels back into the Hi"(1) centre. In RbCl/Brno relaxed excited state was found. Upon excitation the Hi"(Br-) centres decay into Hs-and C~Z ,~-centres.

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Section: Optical Properties Of "Mixed Hi'" Centres and Odmr Experimentsmentioning

confidence: 94%