A first-principles defect calculation proposes that fluorine-rich growth of Yb-doped CaF2 promotes beneficial Yb clustering and suppresses deep-trap quenchers, and suggests doping as a way to control cluster formation.
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Defect physics in $Yb^{3+}$-doped $CaF_2$ from first-principles calculation
A first-principles defect calculation proposes that fluorine-rich growth of Yb-doped CaF2 promotes beneficial Yb clustering and suppresses deep-trap quenchers, and suggests doping as a way to control cluster formation.