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Examined praseodymium doped crystals with 1 at.% of Pr^{3+} ions for Y_{3}Al_{5}O_{12} (YAG), SrLaGa_{3}O_{7} (SLGO) hosts and 3 at.% of Pr^{3+} ions for YAlO_{3} (YAP) hosts were produced using Czochralski method. The luminescence for the range of 200÷800 nm and absorption spectra for a wide range of 200÷6000 nm, for Pr^{3+}:YAG, Pr^{3+}:SLGO and Pr^{3+}:YAP crystals have been measured. A free-running laser emission of λ=0.744 μm for Pr:YAG and λ=0.729 μm for Pr:SLGO for two different transmissions of output mirrors has been obtained.
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Emission and absorption spectra, lifetimes, and branching ratios in the blue spectral region have been experimentally determined for numerous oxide, fluoride and phosphate materials doped with Pr^{3+} ions. The emission cross-sections have been evaluated using the principle of reciprocity. A theoretical model allowing a prediction of the blue lasing characteristics of the praseodymium activated waveguide structures has been developed and employed to the investigated materials.
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Optical features (absorption and luminescence spectra) for Er^{3+} doped yttrium-aluminium garnet (YAG), yttrium orthoaluminate (YAP) and LiNbO3 crystals as well as their changes after UV and gamma irradiations are presented. Possibility of gamma-induced sensibilization process in Er^{3+} doped crystals is discussed. Positive result for non-pre-annealed gamma-irradiated rods of Er^{3+}:YAG crystal was stated.
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The spectroscopic properties of trivalent dysprosium (Dy^{3+}) doped LiNbO_{3} crystals have been investigated at various temperatures. Absorption, emission, excitation and lifetime measurements have been performed and discussed in the framework of Judd-Ofelt approach. The stimulated emission cross sections of the strongest transitions of Dy ^{3+} ion have been estimated. A stimulated emission has been demonstrated in the near infrared.
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