Host Sensitized Luminescence and Time-Resolved Spectroscopy of YVO4: Ho3+ Nanocrystals☆

Host Sensitized Luminescence and Time-Resolved Spectroscopy of YVO4: Ho3+ Nanocrystals☆
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10.1016/j.phpro.2015.10.023
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2015
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Physics Procedia
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M. Mahata;Tristan Koppe;H. Hofsäss;Kaushal Kumar;U. Vetter
M. Mahata;Tristan Koppe;H. Hofsäss;Kaushal Kumar;U. Vetter
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作者:
M. Mahata;Tristan Koppe;H. Hofsäss;Kaushal Kumar;U. Vetter

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