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Luminescence of gamma-radiation-induced defects in alpha-quartz

2004

Optical transitions associated with gamma-radiation-induced defects in crystalline a-quartz were investigated by photoluminescence excited by both pulsed synchrotron radiation and steady-state light. After a 10 MGy gamma-dose we observed two emissions at 4.9 eV (ultraviolet band) and 2.7 eV (blue band) excitable in the range of the induced absorption band at 7.6 eV. These two luminescence bands show a different temperature dependence: the ultraviolet band becomes bright below 80 K; the blue band increases below 180 K, but drops down below 80 K. Both emissions decay in a timescale of a few ns under pulsed excitation, however the blue band could also be observed in slow recombination processe…

ELECTRON-PARAMAGNETIC-RESONANCEAMORPHOUS-SILICON DIOXIDEOPTICAL-ABSORPTIONGLASSESSYNTHETIC SILICAPHOTOLUMINESCENCESIO2BANDOXYGEN-DEFICIENT CENTERSIRRADIATION
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Structural inhomogeneity of Ge-doped amorphous SiO2 probed by photoluminescence lifetime measurements under synchrotron radiation.

2007

We report a study of the photoluminescence (PL) time decay of the B-type center, characterized by an optical absorption band peaked at similar to 5.2 eV and two related PL bands peaked at similar to 3.2 eV and similar to 4.3 eV, in sol-gel Ge-doped a- SiO2 under excitation by synchrotron radiation. Measurements were carried out by excitation in UV and in vacuum-UV (VUV), and were performed in the temperature range from 8 K up to 300 K in order to isolate the effects of the intersystem-crossing process, proposed to link the two emission bands of the center. Repeating the time decay measurement at several emission energies falling inside the 4.3 eV band, we have observed a variation of the PL…

PhotoluminescenceChemistryDopingSynchrotron radiationAtmospheric temperature rangeCondensed Matter PhysicsCrystallographic defectOXYGEN-DEFICIENT CENTERSAmorphous solidAbsorption bandLUMINESCENCESILICAAtomic physicsExcitation
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