Infrared glasses

1. Fluoride glasses10.1016/S1359-0286(97)80080-0 ↗

2. Recent developments in rare-earth doped glasses

3. Optical amplification with neodymium-doped chalcogenide glass fiber10.1063/1.118538 ↗

4. Optical properties of stabilized Dy3+-doped sulfide glasses for 1.3 μm amplification10.1117/12.305404 ↗

5. Broadband and gain-flattened amplifier composed of a 1.55 μm band and a 1.58 μm band Er3+-doped fibre amplifier in a parallel configuration10.1049/el:19970455 ↗

6. Low-noise and gain-flattened fluoride-based Er3+-doped fibre amplifier pumped by 0.97 μm laser diode10.1049/el:19970455 ↗

7. Development of PbF2–GaF3–InF3–ZnF2–YF3–LaF3 glass for use as a 1.3 μm Pr3+-doped fiber amplifier host10.1016/S0022-3093(97)00366-9 ↗

8. Kanamori T, Nishida Y, Mori A, Kobayashi K, Yamada M, Shimada T, Shimizu M, Ohishi Y. Non-silica glass fiber amplifiers. Proceedings of the International Symposium On Non-Oxide Glasses 1998, Sheffield (UK). To be published in 1999 in J Non-Cryst Solids.

9. Fabrication of fluoride single-mode fibers for optical amplifiers10.1016/S0022-3093(97)00052-5 ↗

10. Efficient PDFA module using high-NA PbF2/InF3 based fluoride glasses10.1109/68.556059 ↗

11. Gain efficiency of PbF2/InF3 based praesodymium doped fluoride optical fibres for 1.3 μm optical fibre amplifiers10.1049/el:19971314 ↗

12. Itoh K, Yanagita H, Tawarayama H, Yamanaka K, Ishikawa E, Okade K, Aoki H, Matsumoto Y, Shinakawa A, Matsuoka Y, Toratani H. Pr3+-doped InF3/GaF3 based fluoride glass fibers and Ga–Na–S glass fibers for light amplification around 1.3 μm. In: Proceedings of the International Symposium. On Non-Oxide Glasses 1998, Sheffield (UK). To be published in 1999 in J Non-Cryst Solids. The first chalcogenides based optical amplifier.10.1016/S0022-3093(99)00319-1 ↗

13. Preparation and properties of Ge–Ga–S glasses for laser hosts10.1016/S0022-3093(96)00655-2 ↗

14. Gallium lanthanum sulfide fibre for active and passive applications10.1049/el:19960199 ↗

15. Spectral properties of Er3+-doped gallium lanthanum sulphide glass10.1016/S0022-3093(96)00203-7 ↗

16. Halide modified Ga–La sulfide glasses with improved fiber drawing and optical properties for Pr3+-doped fiber amplifier at 1.3 μm10.1063/1.119389 ↗

17. Up-conversion pumped thulium doped fluoride fiber amplifier and laser operating at 1.47 μm10.1109/3.469263 ↗

18. 35 dB gain Tm-doped ZBLYAN fiber amplifier operating at 1.65 μm10.1109/68.481113 ↗

19. 230 mw of blue light from a thulium-doped up-conversion fiber laser10.1109/2944.649548 ↗

20. Characterization of a Ho3+-doped fluoride fiber laser with a 3.9 μm emission wavelength10.1364/AO.36.008595 ↗

21. Rare-earth doped chalcogenide glass fibre laser10.1049/el:19970270 ↗

22. Spectroscopic data of the 1.8, 2.9 and 4.3 μm transitions in dysprosium-doped gallium lanthanum sulfide glass10.1364/OL.21.001594 ↗

23. Non-linear optical properties of chalcogenide glass fiber and their applications to all-optical switching10.1006/ofte.1997.0214 ↗

24. Optical third-harmonic generation from some high-index glasses10.1016/0022-3093(89)90263-9 ↗

25. Low power all-optical switching in a non-linear optical loop minor using chalcogenide glass fibers10.1049/el:19960910 ↗

26. Chalcogenide glasses with large non-linear refractive indices10.1016/S0022-3093(98)00730-3 ↗

27. Third-order non-linear optical properties of chalcogenide glasses10.1063/1.118443 ↗

28. Third-order non-linear optical properties and ultrafast optical switching of chalcogenide glasses10.2109/jcersj.105.1115 ↗

29. Photoinduced processes in chalcogenide glasses10.1016/S1359-0286(96)80074-X ↗

30. Photowritten optical waveguides in various glasses with ultrashort pulse laser10.1063/1.120327 ↗

31. Photoinduced anisotropic structure in chalcogenide glass10.1016/S0022-3093(98)00128-8 ↗

32. Photo-expansion in AS2S3 glass10.1103/PhysRevB.57.5163 ↗

33. Mechanism of photoinduced anisotropy in chalcogenide glasses10.1103/PhysRevB.54.9190 ↗

34. Light induced anisotropy in amorphous chalcogenides10.1126/science.277.5333.1786 ↗

35. Non-linear optical properties and structure of Na2S–GeS2 glasses10.1016/S0022-3093(97)00029-X ↗

36. Comparison of non-linear optical properties of sulfide glasses in bulk and thin film form10.1016/S0925-3467(97)00142-0 ↗

37. Fabrication of microlenses in bulk chalcogenide glass

38. Fabrication of Bragg grating in chalcogenide glass fiber using the transverse halographic method10.1049/el:19961046 ↗

39. Chalcogenide fiber bundle for 3D spectroscopy10.1016/S1350-4495(96)00043-6 ↗

40. Development of chalcogenide glass fiber optics at NRL10.1016/S0022-3093(97)00051-3 ↗

41. Fabrication of single mode chalcogenide optical fiber10.1109/50.661012 ↗

42. IR glass optical fibers for CO2 laser welding10.1117/12.271016 ↗

43. Recent improvements in the development of IR TeX glass fibers

44. Le Foulgoc K, Le Neindre L, Hocdé S, Smektala F, Zhang XH, Lucas J. Preparation, optimization and infrared applications of TeX glass optical fibers. Proceedings of the Society of Photo-Instrumentation Engineers, International Symposium on Lasers and Materials in Industry, 1998 (Québec). To be published in 1999.10.1117/12.323401 ↗

45. Non-oxyde glasses for optical waveguides applications10.1016/0022-3093(96)00343-2 ↗

46. Tapered TeX glass optical fibers for remote IR spectroscopic analysis10.1117/12.260610 ↗

47. Temperature dependence of transmission loss of chalcogenide glass fibers10.1143/JJAP.36.2229 ↗

48. Role of the network connectivity on the elastic, plastic and thermal behaviour of covalent glasses10.1016/S0022-3093(97)90106-X ↗

49. Microscopic origin of the glass forming tendency in chalcohalides and constraint theory10.1016/S0022-3093(98)00744-3 ↗