Physics and Chemistry of Photochromic Glasses
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A01=Alexander V. Dotsenko
A01=Leonid B. Glebov
A01=Victor A. Tsechomsky
Absorption Spectra
Actinic Radiation
Alkali Silicate Glasses
Author_Alexander V. Dotsenko
Author_Leonid B. Glebov
Author_Victor A. Tsechomsky
Category=PNR
Color Center
Color Center Formation
Copper Halide
CuCl Crystals
defect kinetics
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Exciton Absorption
Exciton Band
Heat Treatment Schedule
Host Glass
Optical Bleaching
optical metrology
Optical properties
Opto-electronic devices
optoelectronic device materials
Photochromic Glasses
Photochromic Material
Photochromic materials
Photochromic Properties
Photoinduced Absorption
Photoinduced coloration
photoinduced defect generation in glass
Planar Waveguide
Quantum Size Effect
Recombination Luminescence
SAXS Intensity
silicate materials
Silver Halide
Silver Halide Crystals
solid state optics
Thermal Fading
UV Radiation
Waveguide Modes
waveguide technology
Product details
- ISBN 9780849337802
- Weight: 480g
- Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 24 Sep 1997
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Inc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
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Photochromic glasses are among the most widespread types of glasses, due largely to their popular use in sunglasses. These glasses are used not only in sunglasses, but also in various opto-electronic devices that have been developed and produced throughout the world. Until now, information about photochromic glasses has been widely dispersed in the literature, much of which was published in Russian and therefore of limited accessibility to the Western world. Physics and Chemistry of Photochromic Glasses brings together the combined knowledge and understanding of photochromic glasses from these publications. Coverage includes the structure, optical properties, coloration and bleaching mechanisms, technology, and metrology of these interesting materials.
Alexander V. Dotsenko (Author) , Leonid B. Glebov (Author) , Victor A. Tsechomsky (Author)
