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15 April 1998 Fluoroarsenate glasses: a novel rare-earth-rich host for optical applications
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Abstract
New rare-earth-rich fluoroarsenate glasses are synthesized in the M2O, As2O5, BaF2, YF3 system, with M equals Na or K. The glass-forming region is remarkably large in the Na4As2O7, BaF2, YF3 system. Stable compositions with rare-earth fluoride concentration as high as 40 mol% can be synthesized. Thermal and optical properties are given for these new glasses. The behavior of neodymium ions in this new host is investigated in terms of Judd-Ofelt calculations, emission and excitation spectroscopy, and lifetime measurements as a function of temperature and concentration.
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Jean-Luc Adam, Frederic Smektala, Isabelle Melscoet, Rolindes Balda, and Joaquin R. Fernandez "Fluoroarsenate glasses: a novel rare-earth-rich host for optical applications", Proc. SPIE 3280, Rare-Earth-Doped Devices II, (15 April 1998); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.305399
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KEYWORDS
Glasses

Ions

Neodymium

Arsenic

Absorption

Sodium

Temperature metrology

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