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Senthil Murugan, Ganapathy
University of Southampton
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Publications (22/22 displayed)
- 2022Study of prediction intervals in machine learning assisted mid-infrared spectroscopy for the diagnosis of neonatal respiratory distress syndrome
- 2022Prediction of neonatal respiratory distress biomarker concentration by application of machine learning to mid-infrared spectracitations
- 2019Mid-IR thermo-optic on-chip spectrometer on a III-V semiconductor platform
- 2018Chalcogenide glass waveguides with paper-based fluidics for mid-infrared absorption spectroscopycitations
- 2017Optical quality ZnSe films and low loss waveguides on Si substrates for mid-infrared applicationscitations
- 2014High-contrast, GeTe4 waveguides for mid-infrared biomedical sensing applicationscitations
- 2012Chalcogenide microsphere fabricated from fiber tapers using contact with a high-temperature ceramic surfacecitations
- 2012High-Q bismuth silicate nonlinear glass microsphere resonatorscitations
- 2012Investigation of Erbium-doped tellurite glasses for a planar waveguide power amplifier at 1.57 microns
- 2012Er-doped Tellurite glasses for planar waveguide power amplifier with extended gain bandwidthcitations
- 2011Integrated Nd-doped borosilicate glass microsphere lasercitations
- 2011Chalcogenide microsphere fabricated from fibre taper-drawn using resistive heating
- 2011Lead silicate glass microsphere resonators with absorption-limited Qcitations
- 2010Multifarious transparent glass nanocrystal composites
- 2010Position-dependent coupling between a channel waveguide and a distorted microsphere resonatorcitations
- 2010Chalcogenide glass microsphere lasercitations
- 2010Transparent silicate glass-ceramics embedding Ni-doped nanocrystals
- 2009Chalcogenide glass microspheres and their applications
- 2009Optical nonlinearities of tellurite glasses with ultrawide Raman bands
- 2007Chalcogenide glass microspheres: their production characterization and potentialcitations
- 2006Control of coupling between waveguides and microsphere resonators
- 2005Raman spectroscopic studies of quaternary tellurite glasses containing Nb2O5 and Ta2O5
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Multifarious transparent glass nanocrystal composites
Abstract
Glasses comprising well known ferroelectric crystalline phases have been a subject of curious investigation from the point of view of exploiting these composites for dielectric, pyroelectric, ferroelectric, electro and non-linear optical devices. Transparent glass-ceramics containing ferroelectric crystallites at nano scale have been of much interest owing to their promising physical properties. The advantages that are associated with glass-ceramics include very low levels of porosity and hence high break down voltages. It is of our interest to nanocrystallize Aurivillius family of ferroelectric oxides and tetragonal tungsten bronzes on borate and tellurite based glass matrices and demonstrate their promising optical and nonlinear optical properties. Apart from the above, the nanocrystallites of well known ferroelectric material LiNbO<sub>3</sub> was grown in a reactive glass matrix. These nanocrystals of LiNbO<sub>3</sub> exhibited intense second harmonic signals in transmission mode when exposed to IR light at 1064 nm. The most interesting result was the demonstration of optical diffraction of the second harmonic signals which was attributed to the presence of self- organized sub-micrometer sized LiNbO<sub>3</sub> crystallites that were indeed inscribed by the IR laser light which was used to probe in the NLO property of these materials.