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Advances in Energy Transfer Processes : Proceedings of the 16th Course of the International School of Atomic and Molecular Spectroscopy: Erice, Sicily, Italy, 17 June-1 July, 1999

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Proceedings of the 16th Course of the Intl School of Atomic and Molecular Spectroscopy, held June 17-July 1, 1999, in Erice, Sicily, Italy. Describes advances in both experimental and theoretical treatments in the field of energy transfer processes.

Table of Contents

Preface xvii
LECTURES
Fundamental Interactions Leading to Energy Transfer
1(72)
Baldassare Di Bartolo
Abstract
1(1)
Quantum-Mechanical Treatment of the Interactions among Atoms
1(18)
Two-Atom System
1(4)
Static Effects of Interaction
5(1)
Dynamical Effects of Interaction
6(7)
The Relevant Energy Transfer Hamiltonian
13(2)
Interaction between Two Atoms in Solids
15(4)
Different Types of Interactions
19(11)
Multipolar Electric Interactions
19(4)
Multipolar Magnetic Interactions
23(3)
Exchange Interactions
26(2)
Phonon -Assisted Energy Transfer
28(2)
Modes of Excitation and Transfer
30(5)
Setting of the Problem
30(1)
Pulsed Excitation
31(2)
Continuous Excitation
33(2)
Energy Transfer with No Migration of Excitation among Donors
35(15)
Basic Equation
35(2)
Simple Models
37(2)
Multipolar Interactions
39(7)
Exchange Interactions
46(4)
Energy Transfer with Migration of Excitation among Donors
50(23)
Migration as Diffusion Process
50(8)
Migration as Random Walk (Hopping Model)
58(9)
Comparison of Two Models
67(1)
Regimes of Migration among Donors
68(2)
References
70(3)
Theory of Energy Transfer Processes in Solids: Modes, Coherent- and non-Markovian Properties
73(50)
Ralph v. Baltz
Abstract
73(1)
Introduction
73(2)
Conservation and Flow of Energy
75(1)
Density, Current, and Modes of Energy Transfer
76(20)
Scalar Waves
77(3)
Diffusion
80(1)
Electromagnetic Field
81(1)
Electromagnetic Field in Matter
82(2)
Energy Transport Velocity and ``Superluminal'' Pulses
84(2)
Quantum Mechanics
86(1)
Collective Excitations in Solids
87(9)
Description of Energy Transfer Processes
96(16)
States, Processes, and Reversible Dynamics
96(2)
Coherence and Correlation
98(3)
Irreversible Dynamics
101(3)
Examples
104(8)
Memory Functions and Non-Markovian Behavior
112(7)
Memory Function Concept
112(4)
Stochastic Processes and Non-Markovian Behavior
116(3)
Final Remarks
119(4)
References
120(3)
Energy Transfer Processes in Atoms and Molecules
123(24)
W. Demtroder
M. Keil
T. Platz
H. Wenz
Abstract
123(1)
Introduction
123(1)
Energy Transfer in Doubly Excited Atoms
124(1)
Vibrational Energy Redistribution in Molecules
124(4)
Overtone Spectroscopy
128(6)
Frequency Modulated Absorption Spectroscopy
128(4)
Optothermal Spectroscopy
132(2)
Intramolecular Transitions in Electronically Excited Molecules
134(4)
Lifetime Measurements
138(2)
Measurements of Collisional Energy Transfer Among Excited States
140(1)
Collisional Transfer in Ground States of Molecules
141(3)
Conclusion
144(3)
References
144(3)
Advances in the Techniques for the Study of Energy Transfer
147(18)
Daniele Hulin
Introduction
147(1)
Pump-probe Spectroscopy: Absorption
147(8)
Experimental Methods
147(4)
Induced Absorption
151(1)
Induced Transparency
152(2)
Stimulated Emission
154(1)
Pump-probe Spectroscopy: Refractive Index
155(3)
Reflectivity at the Brwester Angle
155(1)
Thin Film: Shift of the Fabry-Perod Fringes
156(1)
Refractive Index Gratings
156(1)
Scan
157(1)
Mach-Zender Interferometer
158(1)
Time-Resolved Luminescence
158(3)
Synchronized Streak Camera
158(1)
Optical-Kerr Effect Gate
159(1)
Parametric Amplification Sampling Specroscopy (PASS)
160(1)
Time-Resolved Luminescence by Up-conversion
161(1)
Fourier Transform Spectroscopy
161(4)
References
163(2)
Light Propagation in Matter: from Polaritons to Photonic Crystals
165(50)
C. Klingshirn
Abstract
165(1)
Introduction
165(13)
Some General Aspects
165(1)
The Model of Lorentz Oscillators
166(8)
The Dispersion of Light in Matter and the Polariton Concept
174(4)
Application of the Polariton Concept to Three-Dimensional Matter
178(12)
Polaritons in Crystalline Solids
179(9)
Polaritons in Disordered Matter
188(2)
Polaritons in Systems of Reduced Dimensionality
190(10)
Quantum Wells and Wires
191(4)
Surface Polaritons
195(1)
Cavity Polaritons
196(4)
Photonic Crystals
200(8)
Introduction of the Basic Concept
200(4)
Examples
204(4)
Conclusion and Outlook
208(7)
References
210(5)
Non-Markovian Scattering Processes in Semiconductors
215(46)
Martin Wegener
Abstract
215(1)
Introduction
215(5)
Theory
220(6)
Material Parameters
222(1)
The Phonon-Assisted Optical Bloch-Equations
222(4)
Experimental Techniques
226(7)
Two-Pulse Experiments
228(2)
Coherent Control
230(2)
Three-Pulse Experiments
232(1)
The Up-Conversion Technique
232(1)
Experimental Results I: Electron-Phonon Scattering
233(14)
Two-Pulse Experiments on Bulk GaAs
233(2)
Two-Pulse Experiments on Bulk ZnSe
235(2)
Coherent Control on Bulk GaAs
237(4)
Coherent Control on GaAs Quantum Wells
241(2)
Quantum Kinetics Versus Coherent Phonons
243(2)
Coherent Control on Bulk ZnSe
245(2)
Experimental Results II: Electron-Electron Scattering
247(8)
The Low Carrier Density Limit: Bulk GaAs
249(3)
Large Carrier Densities: Bulk GaAs
252(3)
Summary
255(6)
References
258(3)
Upconversion Phenomena with Laser Applications
261(12)
Xuesheng Chen
Abstract
261(1)
Introduction
261(1)
Upconversion Phenomena
261(2)
Upconversion Processes
263(9)
Excited States Absorption (ESA)
263(2)
Energy Transfer Upconversion (ETU)
265(2)
Photon Avalanche Upconversion (PAU)
267(5)
Conclusions
272(1)
Recent Advances in Solid State Lasers at NASA Langley Research Center
273(8)
James C. Barnes
Abstract
273(1)
Introduction
273(1)
UV Transmitter for Ozone DIAL
274(1)
2-μm, Ho:Tm: YLF Laser System for Wind Velocity Measurements
275(1)
Composition Tuned Neodymium Gamet
276(5)
References
278(3)
Industrial Applications of Energy Transfer Processes in Inorganic Compounds
281(18)
Denis Huguenin
Abstract
281(1)
Introduction
281(2)
Transfer from the Host Lattice to a Dopant
283(6)
Role of Dopant
283(2)
Defect versus Preparation Mode and Stoechiometry
285(2)
Defect versus Chemical Composition
287(2)
External Control of the Energy Transfer Process
289(4)
Transfer via Surface States
293(3)
Transfer between a Dopant and a Defect
296(1)
Conclusion
296(3)
References
297(2)
Dyes and Materials for Sensitized Electrochemical Photovoltaics
299(8)
M. Amirnasr
K. G. Brooks
A. J. McEvoy
M. K. Nazeeruddin
P. Pechy
K. R. Thampim
M. Gratzel
Abstract
299(1)
Introduction
299(2)
Dye Development and Stability
301(2)
Semiconductor Layer Characteristics
303(2)
Conclusion
305(2)
References
305(2)
New Applications of Ultrafast Spectroscopy
307(22)
Jørn M. Hvam
Abstract
307(1)
Introduction
307(3)
Basic Concepts
307(1)
Transient Four-Wave Mixing
308(2)
Secondary Emission: Rayleigh Scattering versus Luminescence
310(1)
Semiconductor Nano/Quantum Structures
310(2)
Coherence and Dephasing in Quantum Wells
312(5)
Coherence and Dephasing in Quantum Wires
317(4)
Coherence and Dephasing in Quantum Dots
321(4)
Conclusions
325(4)
References
328(1)
Efficient Solid State Lasers
329(12)
Norman P. Barnes
Abstract
329(1)
Introduction
329(2)
Physics of Energy Transfer
331(3)
Laser Physics
334(2)
Experiments
336(3)
Comments and Summary
339(2)
References
340(1)
Semiconductor Quantum Size Particles and Rare Earths Ions (Eu+3, Tb+3) in Amorphous Sol-Gel Films
341(18)
R. Reisfeld
Abstract
341(1)
Introduction
341(4)
Quantum Size Effects
341(2)
Sol-gel Process
343(1)
Rare Earth Spectroscopy
344(1)
Experimental
345(8)
Preparation of Sol-gel Matrices
345(3)
Preparation of the Doped Sol-get Films
348(3)
Preparation of References
351(2)
Results and Discussion
353(6)
References
357(2)
Emission Efficiency and Energy Transfer in Color Centers at High Concentrations
359(18)
G. Baldacchini
Abstract
359(1)
Introduction
359(4)
Quenching of the F-Center Luminescence
363(2)
Quenching of the FA-Center Luminescence
365(3)
Quenching of the F2- and F3+-Center Luminescence
368(5)
Conclusions
373(4)
References
375(2)
Energy Transfer Processes and Their Applications in Luminescent Materials
377(34)
Cees Ronda
Abstract
377(1)
Introduction
377(1)
Luminescent Materials
378(6)
Energy Transfer Mechanisms between Optical Centres
384(9)
Excitation with High Energy Particles
393(2)
Electroluminescence
395(4)
Energy Transfer in Action I: the Emission Spectrum of Y2O3:Eu
399(1)
Energy Transfer in Action II: Blue and Green Emission from the Tb3+ Ion
399(1)
Energy Transfer in Action III: the Luminescence Properties of (La,Gd)OBr:Ce,Tb
400(3)
Energy Transfer in Action IV: Luminescence Materials Showing a Quantum Efficiency Larger than Unity
403(2)
Energy Transfer in Action V: Energy Transfer and Phosphor Degradation
405(2)
Summary and Outlook
407(4)
References
408(3)
Four-Wave Mixing Studies of Energy Transfer Processes
411(20)
Georges Boulon
Abstract
411(1)
Theory and Experimental Technique of Four-Wave Mixing
412(4)
Main Spectroscopic Properties and Transient Gratings in Cr3+ -Doped Laser Crystals
416(11)
Spectroscopy and Dynamics of Cr3+ Centers in Gamet Crystals
416(4)
Application of the Four-Wave Mixing Technique to Cr3+ Centers
420(6)
Application of the Four-Wave Mixing Technique to Nd3+ Centers
426(1)
Conclusion
427(4)
References
429(2)
Unconventional Light Emissions in Rare-Earth Doped Solids
431(44)
F. Auzel
Abstract
431(1)
Introduction
431(1)
Super-radiance and Superfluorescence in Rare-Doped Solids
432(10)
Super-Fluorescence versus Amplification by Stimulated Emission (ASE) in Powders
442(9)
Anti-stokes Emission of Light or Up-conversion Processes in RE-doped Solids
451(19)
Conclusion
470(5)
References
470(5)
SPECIAL LECTURE
Photonic Molecular and Supramolecular Devices
475(2)
J. M. Lehn
Abstract
475(2)
INTERDISPLINARY LECTURE
Reflections on the Theory of Everything
477(8)
G. Costa
Abstract
477(1)
Introduction
477(2)
Highlights and Open Questions in Particle Physics and Cosmology
479(4)
Outlook
483(2)
References
484(1)
Earthquakes, Measurements, and Mitigation of Seismic Risk
485(2)
Rodolfo Console
Abstract
485(2)
LONG SEMINARS
Site Selectivity of Defects in III-V Compounds by Local Mode Spectroscopy and Model Calculations
487(36)
Devki N. Talwar
Abstract
487(1)
Introduction
487(4)
Localized Vibrational Mode Spectroscopy
491(5)
Infrared Absorption
491(1)
Impurity Modes of Isolated Defects
492(2)
Complexes Involving Intrinsic Defects in Doped LT-GaAs
494(1)
Raman Scattering
495(1)
Theoretical
496(7)
Greens Function Method
496(2)
Bulk Phonons
498(3)
Impurity Perturbation
501(1)
Group-theoretical Simplifications
502(1)
Numerical Computations and Results
503(4)
Isolated Defects
503(3)
Carbon Complexes in GaAs, AlAs, and AlxGa1-x As
506(1)
Intrinsic Impurity Centers in Doped LT-GaAs
506(1)
Comparison with Experimental Results
507(6)
Si Donors, C and Be Acceptors in AlAs
507(2)
Ga Isotopic Fine Structure of LVMs
509(1)
C-complexes in AlAs
510(1)
Silicon Pairs in GaAs
510(2)
SlGa-VGa and BeGa-AsGa Complexes in LT-GaAs
512(1)
Discussion
513(5)
Physical Significance of the Perturbation Parameters
513(3)
Role of Silicon, Carbon in GaAs, AlAs and AlxGa1-x As
516(1)
Carbon Pairs in AlAs
517(1)
Summary
518(5)
References
519(4)
The General Non-Radiative Energy Transfer Master Equations for Crystalline Materials, the Exact Solution and Current Modeling
523(52)
Luis A. Diaz-Torres
Oracio Barbosa-Garcia
M. Antonio Meneses-Nava
C. W. Struck
B. Di Bartolo
Abstract
523(1)
Introduction
523(2)
The General Energy Transfer Master Equations
525(2)
GETME and Current Models
527(17)
Direct Energy Transfer
528(10)
Direct Energy Transfer with Migration of the Energy among Donors
538(6)
Exact Solution to the GETME
544(6)
Concluding Remarks
550(3)
References
551(2)
SHORT SEMINARS
Optical and Structural Properties of Alumina and Rare Earth Doped Alumina Planar Waveguides Elaborated By Sol-Gel Process and By Pulsed Laser Deposition
553(1)
A. Pillonnet
Optical Amplification in Erbium-Doped Fiber Amplifiers
553(1)
L. Bigot
Charge Transfer Luminescence of Yb3+
554(1)
L. van Pieterson
Pigmentation of CRT Phosphors
555(1)
C. Feldmann
The Influence of the Penetration Depth on the Colour Point of (Y,Gd)BO3:Eu
556(1)
T. Justel
Second-Order Nonlinear Optical Behaviour of Dendrimers Funtionalized with Nitroanilines
557(1)
A. W. Gerbrandij
Sub-Picosecond Pulse Break-Up in an InGaAsP Optical Amplifier
557(1)
F. Romstad
Quantum Dot Spectroscopy
558(1)
K. Leosson
Doped Semiconductor Nanoparticles - A New Class of Luminescence Materials?
558(1)
A. Bol
Direct Extraction of Potentials and Dynamics from Condensed-Phase Pump-Probe Spectroscopy
559(1)
M. Bargheer
Selective Heat-Pulse Studies of Polymeric Electrolytes
560(1)
J. E. Furneaux
Near-Infrared to Visible Upconversion in Er+3 Doped Cs3Lu2C19, Cs3Lu2Bry, and Cs3Y2I9 Excited at 1.54μm
560(1)
S. R. Luthi
New VUV Phosphors Using Downconversion
561(1)
K. D. Oskam
Lattice Dynamics of CdS/ZnSe Superlattice
562(1)
A. Dinger
Exciton-Exciton Interaction in ZnSe/ZnMgSSe Multiple Quantum Wells
563(1)
S. Wachter
Self Organized II-VI Semiconductor Quantum Islands
564(1)
E. Kurtz
ZnS:Mn2+ Nanocrystals: Influence of S2- during Synthesis
565(1)
F. Suyver
A Metal/Insulator Transition in a 2D Electronic System at B=0
566(1)
J. Furneaux
Optical Microcavities Based on Color Centers in LiF
567(1)
F. Menchini
Investigating Morphology and Phase-Behaviour of Polymers under Tensile Deformation Using Single Molecule Microscopy
567(2)
W. Trabesinger
POSTERS
Energy Transfer and Frequency Upconversion in Pr3+ Doped Systems
569(1)
R. Balda
Organic Molecular Beam Deposition of 1,3,5 (Tris (6,7-Dimethyl-3-Phenyl) Quinoxaline-2-yl) Benzene
569(2)
S. Blumstengel
Energy Transfer Assisted By Localized Excitations in Amorphous Solids
571(1)
J. Fernandez
Photoluminescence of Hybrid Organic/Inorganic Xerogels Doped with Eu3+
571(1)
M. Ferreira
Photoluminescence of Doped GaN Films
572(1)
C. Gaspar
The Influence of Chemical Variation on the Spectroscopic Properties of CsCdClxB3-x:Ni3+ (X=0.3)
573(1)
S. R. Luthi
Linear Optical Properties and Stimulated Emission of ZnO Epitaxial Layers
573(1)
M. Schmidt
Photoelectrochemical Behaviour of Chlorophyll a in Thin Films
574(1)
L. Tugulea
First Roundtable Discussion 575(1)
Second Roundtable Discussion 576(2)
Summary of the Course (C. Klingshirn) 578(3)
List of Participants 581(10)
Index 591

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