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Blue cooperative upconversion in Yb 3+-doped multicomponent sol-gel-processed silica glass for three-dimensional display

Maciel et al., 2000

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Maciel G
Biswas A
Kapoor R
Prasad P
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Applied Physics Letters

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We propose using blue cooperative upconversion of ytterbium (Yb 3+) ions produced by a one-color one-beam pumping scheme for a three-dimensional fluorescence display. The results are presented using a diode laser as a pump source emitting at 973 nm, and the …
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