Structure around the Tm3+ ion in a glass based on AlF3
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Abstract Absorption and emission spectra of a Tm 3+ -doped glass based on AlF 3 were estimated from crystal-field parameters based on crystal-field theory and Judd–Ofelt theory. On the basis of point charge approximation, two kinds of crystal-field parameters were obtained from two classes of structural models prepared by using molecular dynamics (MD) simulation. In the first class the structural models were prepared from initial coordinates given at random. The calculated spectra were in agreement with the observed ones. In the second class the structural models were prepared from fixed coordination polyhedra of Tm 3+ ions. The splitting of the energy levels and emission spectra of the Tm 3+ ion were calculated from the second type of structural models. It was found that the splitting of the 3 F 4 and 1 G 4 levels represented the coordination number of the Tm 3+ ion, and the splitting of the 3 F 4 level could be evaluated from the emission spectrum of the 1 G 4 – 3 F 4 transition. The observed emission spectrum of the 1 G 4 – 3 F 4 transition at 20 K resembled the emission spectrum calculated from the models of 8-fold coordinated Tm 3+ ions.
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OpenAlex topics: Luminescence Properties of Advanced Materials · Glass properties and applications · Lanthanide and Transition Metal Complexes
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