Abstract
I.R. emission and absorption of Pa4+ in thorium tetrahalide crystals due to transitions between 2F7/2 ⇄ 2F5/2 of 5 f1 configuration have earlier been reported. In this paper, the visible and near U.V. spectra of Pa4+ in ThBr4 are discussed. From the low temperature luminescence, absorption and excitation spectra it is concluded that 6d - 5f transitions are responsible for the observed spectra. Table I summarizes the spectral data recorded on a Jobin-Yvon HR 1000 spectrometer. Oriel-7240 monochromator in conjunction with a tungsten halogen continuum source was used to record the excitation spectra. The visible and near U.V.
© 1984 Optical Society of America
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