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Cryogenic refractive indices of ZnSe, Ge, and Si at 10.6 μm

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Abstract

Refractive-index measurements as a function of temperature have been made for zinc selenide, germanium, and silicon at 10.6 μm over a temperature range of 20–300 K. Each measurement was made by finding the deviation angle of a beam perpendicularly incident on a right triangle prism. The curves for index of refraction versus temperature have been fitted to polynomials, and values for the change in index with temperature are given as a function of temperature.

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