Glass, Volume 26Minoru Tomozawa, R. H. Doremus Academic Press, 1977 - Glass |
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Page 228
... relatively constant surface absorption of ~ 0.01 cm1 near 2.8 μm was found for all the specimens of this study . Gboji et al . concluded that the CCl4 treatment had reduced the bulk OH peak intensity in their glasses from ~ 0.2 cm1 to ...
... relatively constant surface absorption of ~ 0.01 cm1 near 2.8 μm was found for all the specimens of this study . Gboji et al . concluded that the CCl4 treatment had reduced the bulk OH peak intensity in their glasses from ~ 0.2 cm1 to ...
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... relatively flat ( i.e. , their slope is gentle ) above o ( Bendow et al . , 1981d ) . By contrast , moving the operating wavelength away from 1.3 μm in fused silica results in a large bandwidth penalty because the slope of the material ...
... relatively flat ( i.e. , their slope is gentle ) above o ( Bendow et al . , 1981d ) . By contrast , moving the operating wavelength away from 1.3 μm in fused silica results in a large bandwidth penalty because the slope of the material ...
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... relatively low temperature is reached ; conversely , a rapid quench " freezes in " the structure at a relatively high temperature . Thus , the structure of the glass depends on its thermal history . Such behavior is dramatically ...
... relatively low temperature is reached ; conversely , a rapid quench " freezes in " the structure at a relatively high temperature . Thus , the structure of the glass depends on its thermal history . Such behavior is dramatically ...
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RONALD E LOEHMAN 119 Sandia National Laboratories Albuquerque | 119 |
HeavyMetal Fluoride Glasses | 151 |
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