Nakatsuka Y, Pollok K, Wieduwilt T, Langenhorst F, Schmidt MA, Fujita K, Murai S, Tanaka K, Wondraczek L (2017)
Publication Type: Journal article
Publication year: 2017
Book Volume: 4
Article Number: 1600299
Journal Issue: 4
Magnetooptical (MO) glasses and, in particular, Faraday rotators are becoming key components in lasers and optical information processing, light switching, coding, filtering, and sensing. The common design of such Faraday rotator materials follows a simple path: high Faraday rotation is achieved by maximizing the concentration of paramagnetic ion species in a given matrix material. However, this approach has reached its limits in terms of MO performance; hence, glass-based materials can presently not be used efficiently in thin film MO applications. Here, a novel strategy which overcomes this limitation is demonstrated. Using vitreous films of xFeO·(100 − x)SiO
APA:
Nakatsuka, Y., Pollok, K., Wieduwilt, T., Langenhorst, F., Schmidt, M.A., Fujita, K.,... Wondraczek, L. (2017). Giant Faraday Rotation through Ultrasmall Fe0n Clusters in Superparamagnetic FeO-SiO2 Vitreous Films. Advanced Science, 4(4). https://doi.org/10.1002/advs.201600299
MLA:
Nakatsuka, Yuko, et al. "Giant Faraday Rotation through Ultrasmall Fe0n Clusters in Superparamagnetic FeO-SiO2 Vitreous Films." Advanced Science 4.4 (2017).
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