Comparative study of composition dependences of photorefractive and related effects in LiNbO3 and LiTaO3 crystals

Ferroelectrics

Volumn 352, Issue 1 PART 2, 2007, Pages 61-71

  Kostritskii, S M ^a   Sevostyanov, O G ^b   Bourson, P ^c   Aillerie, M ^c   Fontana, M D ^c   Kip, D ^d  

^a MIET   (Russian Federation)

^b KEMEROVO STATE UNIVERSITY   (Russian Federation)

^c SUPELEC   (France)

^d CLAUSTHAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY   (Germany)

Author keywords

Lithium niobate; Lithium tantalate; Luminescence; Photorefractive effect; Polaron

Indexed keywords

BIPOLARONS; COMPARATIVE STUDIES; COMPOSITION DEPENDENCE; INDUCED DISSOCIATION; LIGHT INDUCED DEFECTS; LIGHT-INDUCED REFRACTIVE INDEX; LITHIUM NIOBATE; LITHIUM TANTALATE; OPTICAL ABSORPTION; PHOTO-REFRACTIVE; PHOTOREFRACTIVE EFFECT; PHOTOREFRACTIVE EFFECTS; PHOTOREFRACTIVE SENSITIVITY; POLARON LUMINESCENCE; ROOM TEMPERATURE; SMALL POLARONS;

CRYSTALS; DIELECTRIC MATERIALS; LIGHT; LIGHT REFRACTION; LITHIUM; LUMINESCENCE; NIOBIUM COMPOUNDS; PHOTOREFRACTIVE MATERIALS; POLARONS; REFRACTIVE INDEX; SEMICONDUCTOR QUANTUM WELLS;

PHOTOREACTIVITY;

EID: 50849084842     PISSN: 00150193     EISSN: 15635112     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1080/00150190701358134     Document Type: Conference Paper

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