论文信息 - Energy transfer in cerium-activated silicate glasses

Energy transfer in cerium-activated silicate glasses

Measurements of luminescence efficiency under UV and charged-particle excitation as a function of temperature down to 4K are reported for cerium-activated magnesium aluminosilicate glass scintillators. The data lead to a model for emission by direct excitation at Ce3+ sites below 50K and by activation of trapped holes between 50 and 200K.

A. R. Spowart | A R Spowart

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