Selected Papers on Phosphors, Light Emitting Diodes, and Scintillators: Applications of Photoluminescence, Cathodoluminescence, Electroluminescence, and Radioluminescence Book

	Preface
	Introduction
	Bibliography
Sect. 1	Phosphors
	Interpretation of the properties of alkali halide-thallium phosphors	3
	On infra-red sensitive phosphors	16
	Ultraviolet phosphors and fluorescent sun tan lamps	26
	A proof of the associated-pair theory for sensitized luminophors	34
	Alkaline earth halophosphates and related phosphors	40
	On the nature of fluorescent centers and traps in zinc sulfide	52
	Studies on some infrared stimulable phosphors	61
	Configuration interaction in alkali halide phosphors	75
	Optical properties of tin- and lead-activated calcium metasilicate phosphors	87
	Materials and devices using double-pumped phosphors with energy transfer	92
	A new generation of "deluxe" fluorescent lamps, combining an efficacy of 80 lumens/W or more with a color rendering index of approximately 85	121
	Photostimulated luminescence (PSL) and color centers in BaFX:Eu[superscript 2+] (X = Cl, Br, I) phosphors	126
	Single-crystal rare-earth-doped yttrium orthosilicate phosphors	129
	Mechanism of photostimulated luminescence process in BaFBr:Eu[superscript 2+] phosphors	140
	A new long-phosphorescent phosphor with high brightness, SrAl[subscript 2]O[subscript 4]:Eu[superscript 2+],Dy[superscript 3+]	148
	White phosphors from a silicate-carboxylate sol-gel precursor that lack metal activator ions	152
	Identification and optimization of advanced phosphors using combinatorial libraries	155
	A theory on cathode luminescence	158
	Cathodo-luminescence: Part I. Growth and decay processes	168
	Cathodo-luminescence: Part II. Current saturation and voltage effects	183
	A new, highly efficient red-emitting cathodoluminescent phosphor (YVO[subscript 4]:Eu) for color television	192
	Investigation of some Ce[superscript 3+]-activated phosphors	195
	Preparation and cathodoluminescence of Ce[superscript 3+]-activated yttrium silicates and some isostructural compounds	202
	Cathodoluminescent Ln[subscript y](SiO[subscript 2])[subscript x]:Tb phosphors	210
	The efficiency of cathode-ray phosphors. I. Measurement	215
	The efficiency of cathode-ray phosphors. II. Correlation with other properties	221
	The luminescent properties of zinc sulphide in relation to x rays	228
	Rare earth oxysulfide x-ray phosphors	240
	On predicting the maximum efficiency of phosphor systems excited by ionizing radiation	244
	Phosphors for x-ray detectors in computed tomography	253
Sect. 2	Light Emitting Diodes - Electroluminescence
	The new phenomenon of electrophotoluminescence and its possibilities for the investigation of crystal lattice. Part I: Introduction	263
	The new phenomenon of electrophotoluminescence and its possibilities for the investigation of crystal lattice. Part II: The momentary illumination produced by disactivation of the long duration centres	304
	The new phenomenon of electrophotoluminescence and its possibilities for the investigation of crystal lattice. Part III: The electrical extinction of the visible phosphorescence	325
	Injected light emission of silicon carbide crystals	334
	Electroluminescence of single crystals of ZnS:Cu	339
	Tunneling-assisted photon emission in gallium arsenide pn junctions	340
	Electroluminescent lines in ZnS powder particles. I. Embedding media and basic observations	343
	Electroluminescent lines in ZnS powder particles. II. Models and comparison with experience	350
	Injection electroluminescence in CdS by tunneling films	366
	Electroluminescence in organic crystals	369
	Efficient, visible electroluminescence from p-n junctions in Zn[subscript x]Cd[subscript 1-x]Te	371
	Efficient green electroluminescence in nitrogen-doped GaP p-n junctions	373
	Radiative recombination mechanisms in GaAsP diodes with and without nitrogen doping	376
	Band structure enhancement and optimization of radiative recombination in GaAs[subscript 1-x]P[subscript x]:N (and In[subscript 1-x]Ga[subscript x]P:N)	385
	Electroluminescence from polyvinylcarbazole films: 1. Carazole cations	396
	Electroluminescence from polyvinylcarbazole films: 2. Polyvinylcarbazole films containing antimony pentachloride	402
	Electroluminescence from polyvinylcarbazole films: 3. Electroluminescent devices	411
	Electroluminescence from polyvinylcarbazole films: 4. Electroluminescence using higher work function cathodes	418
	Organic electroluminescent diodes	426
	Electroluminescence in organic films with three-layer structure	429
	p-type ZnSe by nitrogen atom beam doping during molecular beam epitaxial growth	432
	High performance AlGaInP visible light-emitting diodes	435
	Light-emitting diodes based on conjugated polymers	438
	Impact processes in electroluminescence	440
	Visible light emission from a porous silicon/solution diode	445
	Room-temperature sharp line electroluminescence at [lambda]=1.54 [mu]m from an erbium-doped, silicon light-emitting diode	448
	Candela-class high-brightness InGaN/AlGaN double-heterostructure blue-light-emitting diodes	451
	High-brightness InGaN blue, green, and yellow light-emitting diodes with quantum well structures	454
	Organic electroluminescent devices	457
	The tunnel thin film electroluminescent device	462
	Three-color, tunable, organic light-emitting devices	465
Sect. 3	Scintillators - Radioluminescence
	Naphthalene counters for beta and gamma rays	471
	The use of anthracene as a scintillation counter	473
	Alkali halide scintillation counters	474
	Solid non-crystalline scintillation phosphors	476
	Calcium and cadmium tungstate as scintillation counter crystals for gamma-ray detection	477
	The scintillation process in plastic solid solutions	485
	Activation of lithium iodide by europium	492
	Glass scintillators	493
	Scintillation response of activated inorganic crystals to various charged particles	497
	Measurement of the time dependence of scintillation intensity by a delayed-coincidence method	509
	Scintillation process in CsI(Tl). II. Emission spectra and the possible role of self-trapped holes	516
	CsI(Na) scintillation crystals	521
	A fast inorganic scintillator	522
	The scintillation mechanism in thallium doped alkali halides	524
	Luminescence of Bi[subscript 4]Ge[subscript 3]O[subscript 12]: spectral and decay properties	531
	Barium fluoride - inorganic scintillator for subnanosecond timing	536
	Cerium-activated Gd[subscript 2]SiO[subscript 5] single crystal scintillator	544
	A new type of x-ray area detector utilizing laser stimulated luminescence	547
	A measurement of the light yield of common inorganic scintillators	554
	Properties of the high-density scintillator cerium fluoride	568
	Cerium fluoride, a new fast, heavy scintillator	572
	Cerium-doped lutetium oxyorthosilicate: a fast, efficient new scintillator	576
	Core-valence band transitions in wide-gap ionic crystals	580
	Fundamental limits of scintillator performance	594
	Energy loss in inorganic scintillators	602
	Efficiency of electron-hole pair production in scintillators	617
	Author Index	633
	Subject Index	635
	Materials Index	639