journal article·2011-08

High pressure and time resolved luminescence spectra of Gd3Ga5O12:Pr3+ crystal

S. Mahlik, M. Malinowski, M. Grinberg

Optical Materials· Volume 33· Issue 10
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Abstract

Abstract Luminescence spectra and time resolved luminescence spectra of GGG crystal doped with Pr3+ were measured at high hydrostatic pressure from ambient to 220 kbar. Effect of pressure results in the red shift of all luminescence lines related to Pr3+ ion emission equals from −0.32 to −1.02 cm−1/kbar and in the diminishing of the luminescence lifetimes. The luminescence decay related to emission from 3P0 state was single-exponential and diminished with pressure from 23 μs at ambient pressure to 6.5 μs at 165 kbar. Luminescence decay related to transition form 1D2 state was two-exponential with longer decay equal to 162 μs at ambient pressure and 120 μs at 165 kbar. We discussed effect of pressure on the 1D2 → 3H4 luminescence and emission from 3P0 state in the context of non-radiative processes that depopulate the 3P0 and populate the 1D2 state, considering mainly multiphonon relaxation processes and depopulation via the praseodymium trapped exciton state.
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