Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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8149037 | Journal of Crystal Growth | 2018 | 5 Pages |
Abstract
A GaSe: Al (0.13 wt%) single crystal was grown using the Bridgman method combined with a crucible rotation technique. A 35 Ã 19Ã5.5 mm3 sample was cut from the as-grown crystal ingot. The GaSe: Al (0.13 wt%) crystal has an indentation hardness of 2.27 GPa, which is 2.6 times harder than the pure GaSe crystal. In particular, a sample with a thickness of 5.5 mm has an infrared transmission of approximately 60%. The absorption coefficient of this sample is as low as 0.1 cmâ1 over the range of 0.83 to â14 μm, which demonstrates its high optical quality. A crystal growth method with the described procedures may be suitable to grow other doped GaSe crystals.
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Authors
C.B. Huang, M.S. Mao, H.X. Wu, Z.Y. Wang, Y.B. Ni,