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Infrared Absorption and Laser Spectroscopy of Ho3+ Doped K2YF5 Microparticles
arXiv
Authors: Pakwan Chanprakhon, Michael F. Reid, Jon-Paul R. Wells
Year
2025
Paper ID
51050
Status
Preprint
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High-resolution absorption and laser spectroscopy are used to determine electronic energy levels for Ho3+ ions in K2YF5 microparticles. A total of 72 crystal-field energy levels, distributed among 8 multiplets, are assigned. This optical data is used for crystal-field modelling of the electronic structure of Ho3+ in K2YF5. Partially-resolved hyperfine splittings are accurately reproduced by the model. The temperature dependence of the fluorescent lifetime of the 5F5 multiplet is measured and the temperature dependence of the non-radiative relaxation is modelled by a five-phonon process. Preliminary measurements of infra-red to visible upconversion in microparticles co-doped with Ho3+ and Yb3+ is reported.
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- High-resolution absorption and laser spectroscopy are used to determine electronic energy levels for Ho^3+ ions in K2YF5 microparticles.
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