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Effects of the Host Matrix on the Near-Infrared Red Tail of the Absorption of Chromophore Doped Polymeric Waveguides

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Abstract

The potential of organic amorphous materials, in particular chromophore doped polymers, for optics is now well-established.

© 1999 Optical Society of America

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