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- 2010Luminescent properties of bismuth centres in aluminosilicate optical fibrescitations
- 2010Optical fibre with a germanate glass core for lasing near 2 μmcitations
- 2009Infrared luminescence enhancement by UV-irradiation of H2-loaded Bi-Al-doped fiber
- 2009Molecular orbital model of optical centers in bismuth-doped glassescitations
- 2008Absorption and scattering in bismuth-doped optical fiberscitations
- 2006Bi-doped silica fibers - A new active medium for tunable fiber lasers and broadband fiber amplifiers
- 2006Bismuth-doped-glass optical fibers - A new active medium for lasers and amplifierscitations
- 2006Bi-doped silica fiber laser
- 2005CW bismuth fibre lasercitations
- 2005Absorption, fluorescence and optical amplification in MCVD bismuth-doped silica glass optical fibrescitations
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Molecular orbital model of optical centers in bismuth-doped glasses
Abstract
<p>Spectroscopic properties of optical fibers with a bismuth-doped silicate glass core are explained on the basis of molecular orbital theory and a solution of the Schrödinger equation, which takes into account the exchange, the spin-orbital, and the glass field potential interactions of s, p, and d electron shells of bismuth with s(σ), p(σ), and p(σ) orbits of oxygen atoms. The approach can explain the IR luminescence properties of other optical centers formed by other atoms with the same structure of electron shells as the bismuth atom. The model of transitions based on intramolecular charge transfer between molecular orbital and metallic states is proposed.</p>