Polariton waves in capillary fibers doped with rare-earth ions
| Authors: Burdanova M.G., Gorelik V.S. | Published: 24.12.2015 |
| Published in issue: #6(63)/2015 | |
| DOI: 10.18698/1812-3368-2015-6-46-51 | |
| Category: Physics | |
| Keywords: secondary radiation, photoluminescence spectrum, luminescence, polaritons, resonance, capillary, fiber, laser | |
The paper considers a new type of fibers constituting capillaries with a large aperture and controlled parameters. It describes some experimental patterns for injecting aqua solutions of rare-earth elements, potentially productive for laser generation, into capillary fibers. Necessary requirements for generating laser radiation in capillary fibers containing rare-earth ions are determined.
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