1974
DOI: 10.1002/pssa.2210230238
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Distribution spectrale des probabilités d'émissions fluorescentes dans divers assemblages de modèles vibro-électroniques

Abstract: La discussion qui se poursuit sur la validité des diverses représentations proposées des centres luminogènes responsables de l'émission fluorescente de larges bandes spectrales dans les cristaux anorganiques prouve que les données expérimentales auxquelles on a jusqu'à présent eu recours sont insuffisantes pour établir indiscutablement dans chaque cas la suprématie de l'un d'eux. Ces données sont essentiellement la répartition énergétique spectrale de l'émission, soit sous excitation soutenue, soit un certain … Show more

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“…Consequently, the width of the G-Cu band would arise, firstly from the narrow set of excited states and secondly from a strong vibronic broadening of each of these states. However, the spectral distribution of the recombination lifetime z ( E ) , must inainly depend on the energy of the excited states even when their contribution to the spectral width is weak [7].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Consequently, the width of the G-Cu band would arise, firstly from the narrow set of excited states and secondly from a strong vibronic broadening of each of these states. However, the spectral distribution of the recombination lifetime z ( E ) , must inainly depend on the energy of the excited states even when their contribution to the spectral width is weak [7].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It has been previously established [l to 41 that B spectral distribution of recombination probabilities P ( 2 ) of an emission band is characteristic of luminescence centres, even when the broad spectral width results from a superposition of various elementary recoinbination acts [5]. When the radiative recombination processes are not spontanrous, as in photoconducting phosphors, it is still possible, at sinusoidally modulated excitation, to define a "quasi-lifetime" z which depends on the modulation frequency, but which remains a monotonously decreasing function of the probability P [2, 6, 71.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%