Hole burning of rare earth doped calcium fluoride

Dyke, T. R.; Strickland, N. M.; Martin, J. P.D.; Manson, N. B.

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Hole burning of rare earth doped calcium fluoride

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1995

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We have investigated a new center in oxygenated CaF2:Pr3+. The lowest energy 3H4→1D2 absorption transition at 596.4 nm had a featureless inhomogeneous line width of 10 GHz and hole burned rapidly to 100% depth with a hole width of 10 MHz. Optical-RF double resonances were detected at 22 and 43 MHz. These observations are consistent with a center having near-axial symmetry and a singlet ground state.

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https://dspace-test.anu.edu.au/handle/1885/733733786

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10.1016/0022-2313(95)00100-X

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