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In addition PL measurements are often extremely sensitive , due to very sensitive
detection of weak optical signals , at least in the photomultiplier region ( hv z 1 . 1
eV ) . A high accuracy is also inherent in all techniques relying upon detection ...
In addition PL measurements are often extremely sensitive , due to very sensitive
detection of weak optical signals , at least in the photomultiplier region ( hv z 1 . 1
eV ) . A high accuracy is also inherent in all techniques relying upon detection ...
Page 191
most people have fitted a theoretical model for the electronic shape of an optical
cross section directly to experimental data , which is grossly inadequate for deep
states where the phonon line shape function usually completely dominates the ...
most people have fitted a theoretical model for the electronic shape of an optical
cross section directly to experimental data , which is grossly inadequate for deep
states where the phonon line shape function usually completely dominates the ...
Page 196
... is the great ( several orders of magnitude ) enhancement in detection
sensitivity obtained in optical detection with photomultipliers of usually strong (
electric dipole type ) allowed optical transitions instead of the detection of
microwave power ...
... is the great ( several orders of magnitude ) enhancement in detection
sensitivity obtained in optical detection with photomultipliers of usually strong (
electric dipole type ) allowed optical transitions instead of the detection of
microwave power ...
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Principles of XRay Stress Measurement | 4 |
Control of Accuracy and Precision | 25 |
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