2002
DOI: 10.1016/s1350-4487(02)00062-8
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Thermoluminescence properties of aluminum oxide thin films obtained by pulsed laser deposition

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“…Последние исследования показали возмож-ность применять в отдельных направлениях дозиметрии помимо монокристаллических дозиметров TLD-500 на основе аниондефицитного Al 2 O 3 , выращиваемого из рас-плава методами Степанова и Чохральского, тонкие плен-ки [34] или наноструктурированные покрытия толщиной до 20−40 µm [35].…”
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“…Последние исследования показали возмож-ность применять в отдельных направлениях дозиметрии помимо монокристаллических дозиметров TLD-500 на основе аниондефицитного Al 2 O 3 , выращиваемого из рас-плава методами Степанова и Чохральского, тонкие плен-ки [34] или наноструктурированные покрытия толщиной до 20−40 µm [35].…”
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“…Additionally, properties of surface layers could be changed by changing the deposition parameters. Recently, there has been growing interest to deposit surface layers of ceramic materials using different deposition techniques like chemical vapor deposition, physical vapor deposition, RF magnetron sputtering, DC glow discharges, plasma focus device and pulse laser deposition [1][2][3][4][5][6][7]. Among the promising ceramic materials, much more attention has been paid to form Al 2 O 3 surface layers by virtue of their potential industrial applications such as defensive layers for metal reflectors in electronic and optical industries, temperature stabilization of satellites, dark mirrors and in semiconductors devices [8][9][10][11].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…On the other hand, the TL dosimetric properties of 2 μm LiF thin films produced, using the electron beam evaporation technique have also been investigated [2]. The TL response to UV and beta radiation of aluminium oxide thin films prepared by laser ablation has been reported previously for films with thickness in the sub-micron range [3,4]. The main interest of the TL response of materials in the form of thin films is related to their use as dosimetric tools to address the difficulties associated in the study of dose distributions in interfaces [5,6].…”
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confidence: 99%