Titlebook: Cathodoluminescence Microscopy of Inorganic Solids; B. G. Yacobi,D. B. Holt Book 1990 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1990 cerami

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Tsan-Ming Choi,Jianjun Gao,Jun Wangrties (i.e., resistance to heat and corrosion). Ceramics, from the materials science point of view, include all nonmetallic inorganic solids that may contain as constituents both metallic and nonmetallic elements held together by mixed ionic and covalent bonding. With this definition, even semicondu

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Jun Wang,Xiaoxia Zhuang,Baiyi Wuallenges in this field. The development of sensitive and calibrated detection systems and of interpretive theory and semiempirical intensity- and band-shape-parameter-concentration relations are required. Because (1) CL can provide nondestructive microcharacterization of optical and electronic prope

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Dynamic Programming (Bellman Method)The purpose of this chapter is to highlight some basic concepts of the solid state that are important in the description of cathodoluminescence. Detailed introductions to solid-state physics are available in the textbooks listed in the bibliography.

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Tsan-Ming Choi,Jianjun Gao,Jun WangThis section reviews general features of the CL assessment of electronic properties of inorganic solids. Cathodoluminescence applications to the main classes of luminescent materials will be discussed in subsequent chapters.

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Luminescence Phenomena,Different terms for luminescence are used in optoelectronics semiconductors, inorganic phosphors, and organic molecules. Here we attempt to introduce them in a general form.

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