Glasses having a low non-linear refractive index for laser applications

Title: Glasses having a low non-linear refractive index for laser applications

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Glass composition ranges are described which permit the introduction of laser activators into fluorphosphate glass with exceptionally high fluorine content while forming glasses of high crystallization stability and permitting the realization of large melt volumes. The high fluorine content imparts to the glasses an exceptionally low nonlinear refractive index n.sub.2 down to O,4 .times.10.sup.-13 esu.

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Faulstich, Marga ^[1]; Jahn, Walter ^[2]; Krolla, Georg ^[1]; Neuroth, Norbert ^[3]

(Mainz, DE)
(Ingelheim, DE)
(Mainz-Mombach, DE)

Issue Date:: 1980-01-01

Research Org.:: SCHOTT OPTICAL GLASS INC

OSTI Identifier:: 863670

Patent Number(s):: 4225459

Assignee:: JENAer Glaswerk Schott & Gen. (Mainz, DE) OSTI

DOE Contract Number:: AC02-78DP40055

Resource Type:: Patent

Country of Publication:: United States

Language:: English

Subject:: glasses; non-linear; refractive; index; laser; applications; glass; composition; ranges; described; permit; introduction; activators; fluorphosphate; exceptionally; fluorine; content; forming; crystallization; stability; permitting; realization; melt; volumes; imparts; nonlinear; times; 10; -13; esu; refractive index; glass composition; phosphate glass; laser applications; composition ranges; /252/372/501/

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