Efficient 1.53 μm erbium light emission in heavily Er-doped titania-modified aluminium tellurite glasses
Authors:
- A. GalliA. Galli
- R. LorenziRLR. Lorenzi
- S. TavazziSTS. Tavazzi
- V. SigaevVSV. Sigaev
- S. SukhovSSS. Sukhov
- P. PernicePPP. Pernice
- A. AronneAAA. Aronne
- 1 July 2007
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids
- Vol. 353 (22-23) , 2150-2156
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