E-Book, Englisch, 352 Seiten
ISBN: 978-1-4200-4368-6
Verlag: Taylor & Francis
Format: PDF
Kopierschutz: Adobe DRM (»Systemvoraussetzungen)
Beginning with an explanation of the physics underlying luminescence mechanisms in solids, the book goes on to interpret various luminescence phenomena in inorganic and organic materials. This includes the interpretation of the luminescence of recently developed low-dimensional systems, such as quantum wells and dots. The book also discusses the excitation mechanisms by cathode-ray and ionizing radiation and by electric fields to produce electroluminescence.
The book classifies phosphor materials according to the type of luminescence centers employed or the class of host materials used and interprets the optical properties of these materials, including their luminescence characteristics and mechanisms. Placing a strong emphasis on those materials that are important from a practical point of view, the coverage also includes those possessing no possibility for practical use but are important from a theoretical standpoint.
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Professionals and students working in optical science and engineering, displays, phosphor sensors, and phosphor chemistry.
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FUNDAMENTALS OF LUMINESCENCE
Absorption and Emission of Light, E. Nakazawa
Electronic States and Optical Transitions of Solids Crystals, S. Nara, and S. Ibuki
Luminescence of a Localized Center, H. Yamamoto
Impurities and Luminescence in Semiconductors, S. Ibuki
Luminescence of Organic Compounds, T. Tsutsui and C. Adachi
Luminescence of Low Dimensional Systems, Y. Masumoto
Transient Characteristics of Luminescence, E. Nakazawa
Excitation Energy Transfer and Cooperative Optical Phenomena, E. Nakazawa
Excitation Mechanism of Luminescence by Cathode Ray and Iionization Radiation, H. Yamamoto
Inorganic Luminescence, S. Tanaka, H. Kobayashi, and H. Sasakura
Lathanide Level Location and Its Impact on Phosphor Performance, P. Dorenbos
PRINCIPAL PHOSPHOR MATERIALS AND THEIR OPTICAL PROPERTIES
Luminescence Centers of the NS2-Type Ions, S. Tanumizu
Luminescence Centers of Transition Metal Ions, M. Tamatani
Luminescence Centers of Rare Earth Ions, T. Kano
Luminescence Centers of Complex Ions, M. Morita
Ia-VIIb Compounds, S. Shiyonoya
IIa-Vib Compounds, H. Yamamato
IIb-Vib Compounds, S. Shiyanoya
ZnSE abd Related Luminescent Materials, T. Yokogawa
IIIb-Vb Compounds (AI, Ga, Ln)(p,As) Alloys Emitting Visible Luminescence, G.-I. Hatakoshi
(AI, Ga, in)(P, As_) Alloys Emitting Infrared Luminescence, K. Iga
GaN and Related Luminescence Materials, S. Nakamura
Silicon Carbide (siC0 as a Luminescence Material, H. Matsunami
Oxynitride Phosphors, R. Xie, N. Hirosaki, and M. Mitomo