Multilayer stack of fluoride materials usable in optics and its

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428689, 428699, 4289122, 428913, B32B 900

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ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to a multilayer stack of fluoride materials usable in optics and its production process.
This stack is constituted by alternating layers of a first, high index, fluoride material such as YF.sub.3 and a second, low index fluoride material such as LiF, able to form together a specific, stable compound such as YLiF.sub.4, so that the interface between two adjacent layers of the stack is at least partly formed from said compound.

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