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Title:
Encyclopedia of applied high energy and particle physics
Publication Information:
Weinheim, GW : Wiley-VCH, 2009
Physical Description:
xiii, 841 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm.
ISBN:
9783527406913

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Edited by the 1989 Leibniz prizewinner Reinhard Stock, known for his research on the early universe plasma state, this is the latest reference on this rapidly changing field and has been completely rewritten with new contributions on cosmological and astrophysical questions.


Author Notes

Professor Reinhard Stock has worked for many years at the Nuclear Research Centre CERN in Geneva, where he e.g. performed research on the early universe plasma state. In 1989 he was awarded the Leibniz Prize. Until now he was professor at the renowned High Energy and Particle Physics Department of the Goethe University of Frankfurt.


Table of Contents

1 Introduction and history - Current status of lasers based on nanocrystalline ceramics - History of laser ceramics
2 Fabrication - Modern fabrication processes of laser ceramics (including of all possible steps) - Composite ceramics - Grains and grain-boundary structure and its local chemistry
3 Physics of laser ceramics - Physical properties of modern laser ceramic based on cubic oxides with garnet and sesquioxide structure - Spectroscopic properties of laser ceramics based on cubic C-type sesquioxides - Spectroscopic properties of Nd3+ and Yb3+ ions in Y3Al5O12 co-doped with Cr and Ca(Mg) ions
4 Nonlinear-laser properties - Raman scattering in ceramics based on of cubic oxides with garnet and C-type sesquioxide structure
5 Laser properties of modern highly transparent oxide ceramics - Y3Al5O12:Nd3+ ceramic lasers - Y3Al5O12:Yb3+ ceramic lasers - Y3Al5O12:Er3+ ceramic lasers - Y3(Al,Sc)2Al3O12:Yb3+ ceramic lasers - Y2O3:Nd3+ ceramic lasers - Y2O3:Yb3+ ceramic lasers - Sc2O3:Yb3+ ceramic lasers - Lu2O3:Yb3+ ceramic lasers - YGdO3:Nd3+ ceramic lasers
6 Future prospects of highly-transparent ceramics - High-power ceramic lasers for industrial applications - High-power ceramic lasers for non-industrial and scientific applications - Femtosecond ceramic lasers for applications - Ceramic lasers for fusion drivers - Micro-chip and solid-state photonic devices - Lens materials - Lamp tubes - Optical ceramics - Scintillator ceramics for X-ray techniques
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