“…A wide range of their optical transparency, particularly in the ultraviolet region [15][16][17][18][19] (up to 125 nm for 4 7 SrB O [18, 19]), and a high level of optical damage threshold [19,20] make them attractive for optoelectronics. 4 7 KLiB O crystals abbreviated hereafter as KLTB are grown by using isovalent substitution of half of Li atoms by K ones in the initial 2 4 7 Li B O compound [21,22]. At the room temperature KLTB belongs to the acentric point group of symmetry 222 [21,22], the lattice parameters being 8.4915A a = , 11.1415A b = and 12.6558A c = [22].…”