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An overview of a research program to screen material candidates for more durable windows that operate over a broad temperature and wavelength range is presented. The hardness, high melting points, and oxidation resistance of cubic oxides make them logical material choices to screen. Empirical and density functional theory modeling along with extensive datamining of literature and on-line databases are used to screen materials for window relevant properties. Promising materials are processed and characterized for optical transparency at room and high temperature by high-throughput methods to validate predicted properties. Potential window materials identified by these methods are presented and discussed.
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Randall Hay, Augustine Urbas, Woo-Yong Jang, Brahim Akdim, Andrew Schlup, John Drazin, Hyunjun Kim, Kathryn Doyle, Ted Autore, "Identification of new window materials," Proc. SPIE PC12518, Window and Dome Technologies and Materials XVII
, PC1251803 (14 June 2023); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2663496