1973
DOI: 10.1016/0022-2313(73)90035-5
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Radiative and radiationless processes of Er3+ in MnF2

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“…4 In Figure 16, the emission from the F 912 and 4 1 excited states have been aligned to determine if five bands ll./2 can be detected :in both, which agree, and may be due to transitions to the five ground state levels. From other work it is expected thc9:t the total extent of the spectrum will be about 750 cm-l (46). This is also the extent of the spectra shown in Figure 6.…”
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“…4 In Figure 16, the emission from the F 912 and 4 1 excited states have been aligned to determine if five bands ll./2 can be detected :in both, which agree, and may be due to transitions to the five ground state levels. From other work it is expected thc9:t the total extent of the spectrum will be about 750 cm-l (46). This is also the extent of the spectra shown in Figure 6.…”
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“…An excellent review of the unirradiated perturbed manganese emission has been given by Imbusch (43 Thus the purpose of this study is to investigate the radiative, 3+ radiationless, and energy transfer properties of RbMnF 3 :Er • Radiationless relaxation is discussed ·in terms of the phenomenological model of and compared with the values obtained ·from Flaherty and Di Bartolo's model (46). In addition, the properties 3+ of irradiated RbMnF 3 :Er are also investigated.…”
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“…Introduction. -Energy transfer has been studied extensively in RbMnF 3 and MnF 2 [1][2][3][4][5][6]. Recent investigations of energy transfer between the Mn 2+ sublattice and Er 3+ ions in both RbMnF 3 and MnF 2 have shown that energy transfer from Mn 2+ ions to Er 3+ ions occurs between 15 K and 70 K and that above 110 K the nonradiative transitions strongly quench the Er 3+ radiative emission.…”
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