Narrow-band optical absorption filter

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350311, G02B 522

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ABSTRACT:
A selected impurity in a crystal is provided as a narrow-band absorption filter for optical radiation. The crystal lattice constant may be adjusted, for example, by forming a mixed crystal, to adjust the absorption frequency.

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