2011
DOI: 10.1134/s1063783411060084
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Trapped-hole centers in MgO single crystals

Abstract: Проанализированы свойства основных дырочных центров в MgO (значения g-фактора, положение полос поглощения и люминесценции, область термического разрушения) с упором на основные закономерности их изменения и соотношение между различными параметрами центров. Особое внимание уделено дырочным центрам [Be] + ВведениеMgO является простейшим представителем класса широкощелевых оксидов (E g = 7.8 eV) и часто рассмат-ривается в качестве модельной системы. При этом MgO имеет разнообразные практические применения -как… Show more

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“…Our interest in thoroughly studied fcc MgO single crystals 26–30, built of ions with close masses (Mg)/O = 24/16), is based on our suggestion that this pure material should be free of many radiation effects related to the third mechanism of radiation damage (creation of 3D defects by SHIs) in complex WGMs. However, it is assumed that, in addition to the knockout mechanism typical of irradiation by fast neutrons 31, different impurity ions influence the efficiency of FD creation, in particular, via hot e–h recombination 32.…”
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“…Our interest in thoroughly studied fcc MgO single crystals 26–30, built of ions with close masses (Mg)/O = 24/16), is based on our suggestion that this pure material should be free of many radiation effects related to the third mechanism of radiation damage (creation of 3D defects by SHIs) in complex WGMs. However, it is assumed that, in addition to the knockout mechanism typical of irradiation by fast neutrons 31, different impurity ions influence the efficiency of FD creation, in particular, via hot e–h recombination 32.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, neither large‐radius excitons nor e and h undergo self‐trapping with a total loss of their mobility at low temperatures in regular regions of MgO (see Ref. 30, 33 and references therein). However, an effective hole mass near the top of the valence band is larger than that of conduction electrons, and heavy holes participate in the hopping diffusion along a crystal lattice 34.…”
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“…In the sample exposed to a plastic stress there is a significant enhancement of the TSL peaks at 350−480 K measured through an optical filter, the transparency region of which (2.8−4.1 eV) covers the emissions of F + centres and oxygen ions nearby v a v c . According to EPR investigations (see, e.g., [13]), these peaks are related to the release of holes from the centres that also contain v c (peak at 420 K) or v c and OH − ions (peak at 360 K). Fig.…”
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“…Even these isovalent to Mg 2+ impurity ions serve as efficient traps for radiation-induced holes and, therefore, increase the probability of a sequent recombination of hot conduction electrons with trapped-hole centres (hot eh recombination) resulting in the creation of FDs (see [38,39] and references therein). that is needed for the pronounced "luminescent protection", the situation becomes more complicated due to the formation of pair impurity centres (see also Section 5).…”
Section: Influence Of Impurity Ions On the Efficiency Of Defect Creationmentioning
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