MEASUREMENT OF UP-CONVERSION ENERGY-TRANSFER PROBABILITIES IN HOY3AL5O12 AND TMY3AL5O12

被引:78
作者
SHAW, LB
CHANG, RSF
DJEU, N
机构
[1] Department of Physics, University of South Florida, Tampa
来源
PHYSICAL REVIEW B | 1994年 / 50卷 / 10期
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10.1103/PhysRevB.50.6609
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T [工业技术];
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08 ;
摘要
The probabilities for up-conversion involving two nearest-neighbor Ho3+(I-5(7)) ions and Tm3+(F-3(4)) ions in Y3Al5O12 have been determined. The final states are I-5(5) and I-5(6) for Ho3+ and H-3(4) and H-3(5) for Tm3+. A rate-equation model has been used to obtain an expression for the concentration dependence of the up-conversion-rate constant in the migration-limited regime. We have also measured the reverse cross-relaxation probabilities for two of the processes with Ho3+(I-5(5)) and Tm3+(H-3(4)) as donors. The resuits fit well to the energy-gap law for phonon-assisted energy transfer. They also show evidence that there may be a correlation between the deviations from the energy-gap law for opposite processes.
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