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THE LASER OPERATION ON THE ERBIUM AND HOLMIUM TRANSITIONS IN THE YTTRIUM-SCANDIUM-GALLIUM GARNET CRYSTALS

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Abstract

The effective energy transfer from the chromium ions to the rare-earth elements ions, realized in the gallium garnet crystals [1], enables to improve the effectiveness of the active materials operating according to the traditional schemes, as well as to propose a number of new schemes. In the present paper we report the obtained laser action on the erbium ions transition 4I11/24I13/2 with the flashlamp excitation of the chromium and erbium ions absorbtion bands in the yttrium-scandium-gallium garnet crystal. With the erbium ions concentration 4.1021 cm−3 and chromium 2.1020 cm−3 the energy transfer efficiency Cr→ Er is close to 1. The energy transfer is the result of the static dipole-dipole interaction with its microparameter of 2.10−39 cm6 sec−1 The lifetime of the initial erbium laser level 4I11/2 is 6,5 msec. Despite of this fact this laser transition is not self-limiting at sufficiently high pumping densities and ion concentrations.

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