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4 December 1998 LiF:F2+ color center laser oscillation under F2-F2+ conversion
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Abstract
A reliable pulsed LiF:F2+ color center laser with a two-mirror cavity has been constructed. A near-infrared laser has shown a stable operation at room temperature and remarkable amplitude by pumping with the second harmonic of pulsed Nd3+-doped YAG laser. The 532 nm radiation gives rise to create the F2+ centers by ionization of the F2 centers in a process of two-photon excitation. The LiF:F2+ laser has a broadband with peak at 930 nm and half width of 40 nm. The slope efficiency is 8% and the pump threshold is 10 mW.
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Taiju Tsuboi "LiF:F2+ color center laser oscillation under F2-F2+ conversion", Proc. SPIE 3491, 1998 International Conference on Applications of Photonic Technology III: Closing the Gap between Theory, Development, and Applications, (4 December 1998); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.328697
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KEYWORDS
Crystals

Color center lasers

Absorption

Laser crystals

Laser induced fluorescence

Color centers

Mirrors

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