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Journal Article
Recent progress in advanced optical materials based on gadolinium aluminate garnet (Gd3Al5O12)
2015
Overview
This review article summarizes the recent achievements in stabilization of the metastable lattice of gadolinium aluminate garnet (Gd
3
Al
5
O
12
, GAG) and the related developments of advanced optical materials, including down-conversion phosphors, up-conversion phosphors, transparent ceramics, and single crystals. Whenever possible, the materials are compared with their better known YAG and LuAG counterparts to demonstrate the merits of the GAG host. It is shown that novel emission features and significantly improved luminescence can be attained for a number of phosphor systems with the more covalent GAG lattice and the efficient energy transfer from Gd
3+
to the activator. Ce
3+
doped GAG-based single crystals and transparent ceramics are also shown to simultaneously possess the advantages of high theoretical density, fast scintillation decay, and high light yields, and hold great potential as scintillators for a wide range of applications. The unresolved issues are also pointed out.
Publisher
Taylor & Francis,IOP Publishing,Taylor & Francis Ltd,Taylor & Francis Group
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