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The Spectra of the Doubly and Triply Ionized Rare Earths
Applied Optics · 1963 · Vol. 2(7) · pp. 675–675
G. H. Dieke✉(Johns Hopkins University)H. M. Crosswhite(Johns Hopkins University)
Abstract
The present status of our knowledge of the structure of the spectra of the doubly and triply ionized spectra of the rare earths is derived partly from experimental data of the emission spectra of the free ions which provide the energy level scheme in great detail but are difficult and laborious to analyze. For the lower levels knowledge of the structure comes from the crystal absorption and fluoresence spectra. In all cases approximate theoretical calculations of the energies are essential.
Luminescence Properties of Advanced MaterialsQuantum optics and atomic interactionsLanthanide and Transition Metal ComplexesOpticsSpectral lineIonizationMaterials sciencePhysicsIonAstronomy
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