1983
DOI: 10.1007/bf00659891
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Synthesis and examination of GdScO3 single crystals activated by Nd3+

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“…The rareearth scandates were previously considered as possible laser crystals. 8 The lattice parameters of several rare-earth scandates are listed in Table I. The rare-earth scandates are all orthorhombic at room temperature and isostructural with GdFeO 3 ͑and NdGaO 3 , SrRuO 3 , etc.͒.…”
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“…The rareearth scandates were previously considered as possible laser crystals. 8 The lattice parameters of several rare-earth scandates are listed in Table I. The rare-earth scandates are all orthorhombic at room temperature and isostructural with GdFeO 3 ͑and NdGaO 3 , SrRuO 3 , etc.͒.…”
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“…The observed values of the refractive index of the substrate are in accordance with prior work. 8 If we assume that the scattered light intensity is proportional to the total light intensity inside the waveguide, the optical losses in the waveguide can be determined. This assumption is correct for homogenous waveguides, which the planar BaTiO 3 films appear to be from the structural data.…”
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“…The refractive index of the host crystals throughout this range can be calculated using the respective Sellmeier equation [30]. For this work, the constants in the equation were estimated using the reported refractive index data of GdScO 3 [31], resulting in the following equation:…”
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“…Researchers are still exploring the better host material [6][7][8]. Orthorhombic perovskite gadolinium scandate (Tm:GdScO 3 ) crystal belongs to the orthorhombic system with perovskite structure [9,10]. The lifetime was shorter than Tm:YAG, Tm:YAP and Tm:YLF, which made Tm:GdScO 3 crystal limited in big energy lasers.…”
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