Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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9578003 | Chemical Physics Letters | 2005 | 4 Pages |
Abstract
CsCaBr3 doped with 1% Tm2+ exhibits a rich emission spectrum at 10Â K. Five emission bands are identified and characterised: a sharp and long-lived 4f-4f emission at 8796Â cmâ1. Broad 5d-4f emission bands from the lowest energy (5d)1(4f)12 configurations to the groundstate at 13Â 640Â cmâ1 ('spin-allowed') and 12Â 240Â cmâ1 ('spin-forbidden'). Two broad emission bands from a higher-energy f-d state, one centered at 19Â 115Â cmâ1 to the 2F7/2 groundstate and the other one at 10Â 400Â cmâ1 to the first excited 2F5/2 state. The transitions are identified and the competition between radiative and nonradiative processes characterised from lifetime and temperature dependent measurements.
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Authors
Judith Grimm, Hans U. Güdel,