Tunable room-temperature cw laser action in Cr3+: GdScGa-Garnet

We report for the first time on tunable room temperature cw laser action of a transition metal laser material. In Cr³⁺:GdScGa-garnet crystals almost the total fluorescence is channelled into the broad band⁴ T ₂→⁴ A ₂ transition. The fluorescence lifetime is τ=120 μs. Laser pumping in the blue-green and yellow-red spectral range yields pump thresholds around 250 mW and slope efficiencies up to 11%. The wavelength of the free running Cr³⁺ laser is centered at 777 nm.     

Projective spaces with Cayley-Klein metrics

Projective metrics were first introduced by A. Cayley and F. Klein who constructed analytical models over the field of complex numbers. The aim of this paper is to give for the first time a purely synthetic definition of all projective spaces with Cayley-Klein metrics and to develop the synthetic foundation of projective-metric geometry to a level of generality including metrics over arbitrary fields of characteristic 2.     

Die Feuervergoldung und das Schwarzwerden vergoldeter Oberfl?chen

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Ueber die Gegenwart von Wasserstoffhyperoxyd in der Luft

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Zur Bedeutung der Florence'schen Reaction

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Zur gerichtlich-chemischen Untersuchung verd?chtiger Flecken auf Blut

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Tunable room-temperature cw laser action in Cr3+: GdScAl-garnet

We report, for the first time, cw room temperature laser action of Cr³⁺:Gd₃Sc₂Al₃O₁₂. These crystals show a strong band fluorescence due to the ${}^4\text{T}{}_2\text{→}{}^4\text{A}{}_2$ transition with a lifetime of 150 μs. Laser pumping in the blue and red spectral range yields a minimum threshold of 170 mW and slope efficiencies up to 18.5%. The emission of the free running laser is centered at 784 nm with a FWHW of 5 nm. The extension of the Ga-garnets to Al-garnets as suitable host lattices for Cr³⁺ reveals the variety of garnet-structured crystals having an appropriate ligand field for continuously tunable laser operation.