Titlebook: Laser Spectroscopy of Solids; William M. Yen,Peter M. Selzer Book 19811st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1981 Festk?rper.Lasers

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General Techniques and Experimental Methods in Laser Spectroscopy of Solids,heoretical problems related to these studies. In summary, it may be stated that two types of information are generally sought — the relaxation mechanisms of an individual optical center due to its interactions with the host, and the propagation of the optical excitation within the solid due to the m

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High Resolution Laser Spectroscopy of Ions in Crystals,gation of ions in crystalline solids. Specifically, the majority of the work that has been done up to date and which will be surveyed here has been addressed to optically active ions in insulators. The general features of the spectra of these materials are well established and form the basis of the

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Excitation Dynamics in Molecular Solids,f the electronic centers in solids (Chap. 1) was treated for both ionic and molecular solids in a unified way, the review of the excitation dynamics in this chapter has to be compared with somewhat parallel reviews dealing predominantly with inorganic solids (Chaps. 2-6). This is done partly for pra

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Optical Spectroscopy of Electronic Centers in Solids,centration of optically active centers is large enough so that adjacent centers can interact; this interaction then leads to the dynamical processes whose investigation by laser techniques and subsequent theoretical analyses form the theme of this book.

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