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Photo- and Thermo-Induced Effects in Chalcogenide Glasses from Point of View of the Barrier-Cluster-Heating Model

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The paper explains the nature of mid-gap absorption, amplification effect of photoluminescence (at mid-gap absorption), the mechanism of the ESR signal in chalcogenide glasses, as well as correlations between these phenomena, based on the barrier-cluster-heating model. It also discusses the mechanism of photo-induced structural changes, which play an important role in the application area.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1126)

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9-15

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1126.9

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October 2015

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Ivan Banik*, Gabriela Pavlendová

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As₂S₃, Barrier-Cluster-Heating Model, Chalcogenide Glass, Mid-Gap Effects, Photoinduced Phenomena

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