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2008

100 obras
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(Museo de Arte de Lima, 2008-01-01)

Pardo Grau, Cecilia María | Pardo Grau, Cecilia María | Majluf, Natalia ... ver más

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HANDLE O URL: https://perucris.pe/handle/123456789/7654333

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2020

200 años después
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(Biblioteca Bicentenario del Perú, 2020-07-01)

Armas Asín, Fernando Alberto | Armas Asín, Fernando Alberto | Armas Asín, Fernando Alberto ... ver más

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HANDLE O URL: https://perucris.pe/handle/123456789/7657025

2005

340 ejercicios de microeconomía
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(Universidad del Pacífico, Centro de Investigación, 2005-01-01)

Cortez Valdivia, Rafael Augusto | Cortez Valdivia, Rafael Augusto | Cortez Valdivia, Rafael Augusto

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340 ejercicios de microeconomía

2026

A Brief Guide to Optical Spectroscopy of Trivalent Rare Earth Ions in Glasses
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( 2026-01-01)

Lozano C. G. | Chacaliaza-Ricaldi J. | dos Santos J.F.M. ... ver más

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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-032-18501-3
HANDLE O URL: https://perucris.pe/handle/123456789/7684110
SCOPUS: 2-s2.0-105041920670

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A Brief Guide to Optical Spectroscopy of Trivalent Rare Earth Ions in Glasses

( 2026-01-01)

Lozano C. G.

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Chacaliaza-Ricaldi J.

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dos Santos J.F.M.

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Marega E.

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Messaddeq Y.

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Rivera V.A.G.

This book provides a concise and accessible guide to the spectroscopic measurement and analysis of trivalent rare-earth ions in glasses. As the demand for faster telecommunications, more efficient lasers, and smarter optical sensors accelerates, rare-earth-doped glasses have become a cornerstone of modern photonics and emerging quantum technologies. Fully harnessing their potential, however, requires a deep understanding of their spectroscopic behavior. Spectroscopy of rare-earth doped glasses is a vital resource for researchers, engineers, and advanced students moving from material fabrication to functional device design. This book offers a rigorous and practical journey through the essential characterization techniques that reveal the inner workings of these versatile materials. Inside, readers will find detailed coverage of foundational principles such as absorption and luminescence spectra and decay lifetimes, which are used to probe the energy-level structure and dynamics of rare-earth ions. Advanced characterization techniques are also presented, including leveraging Judd–Ofelt theory to predict radiative properties, applying the Z-scan method for nonlinear-optical analysis, and utilizing emission-intensity ratios for precision optical thermometry. Practical data analysis is highlighted as well, moving beyond theory with step-by-step methodologies for interpreting spectroscopic results: calculating emission cross-sections, modeling energy transfer, and performing colorimetric analysis. Cutting-edge applications demonstrate how characterization outcomes directly inform the design and optimization of photonic integrated circuits, optical amplifiers, laser systems, and nanophotonic devices. By seamlessly integrating theory, experiment, and data processing, this book equips readers not only to collect data but to derive meaningful, actionable conclusions. It is an indispensable guide for anyone committed to advancing optical materials research and shaping the next generation of quantum photonic technologies.