Rayleigh Scattering in Fluorine-Doped Silica Glass
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概要
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The Rayleigh scatterings of fluorine-doped silica glasses as a function of fictive temperature were examined. The scattered intensity of pure silica glass increases proportionally to fictive temperature, implying that density fluctuation increases proportionally to fictive temperature. While the Rayleigh scattering caused by concentration fluctuation increases with increasing fluorine concentration, the scattering due to the density fluctuation does not seem to depend significantly on fluorine concentration.
- INSTITUTE OF PURE AND APPLIED PHYSICSの論文
- 2003-10-15
著者
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Saito Kazuya
Research Center For Advanced Photon Technology Toyota Technological Institute
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Ikushima Akira
Research Center For Advanced Photon Technology Toyota Technological Institute
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Kakiuchida Hiroshi
Research Center For Advanced Photon Technology Toyota Technological Institute
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