Radiation damage studies on new inorganic optical crystals

Kuptsov, S.I.; Соловьев, А. С.; Vasil’chenko, V.G.; Bistrova, A.A.; Buchinskaya, I. I.; Кривандина, Е. А.; Соболев, Б. П.; Жмурова, З. И.; Krechko, Yu.A.; Motin, Yu.D.; Antipov, A.V.

doi:10.1016/0168-583x(95)00621-4

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“…Another idea is that the introduction of trivalent rare-earth elements into crystals with divalent cations of the host matrix (BaF 2 , CdF 2 ) decreases the amount of anion vacancies in the crystal. This circumstance, in turn, decreases the concentration of F centers [8]. However, it is known that the initial vacancies bring about the effective formation of F centers only at the early stage of the process.…”

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Location of the energy levels of the rare-earth ions in BaF2 and CdF2

2008

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-The location of the energy levels of rare-earth ( RE ) elements in the energy band diagram of BaF 2 and CdF 2 crystals is determined. The role of RE 3+ and RE 2+ ions in the capture of charge carriers, luminescence, and the formation of radiation defects is evaluated. It is shown that the substantial difference in the luminescence properties of BaF 2 : RE and CdF 2 : RE is associated with the location of the excited energy levels in the band diagram of the crystals.

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