Vistovskyy V. Relaxation and migration of electronic excitations in scintillation materials in conditions of space confinement

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Thesis for the degree of Doctor of Science (DSc)

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0517U000821

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  • 01.04.10 - Фізика напівпровідників і діелектриків

15-11-2017

Specialized Academic Board

Д 35.051.09

Ivan Franko National University of Lviv

Essay

The work is devoted to development of new luminescent and scintillation material on the basis of the properties of micro- and nanoparticles. Aim of the study is to establish the characteristics of the processes of excitation energy radiative relaxation in nanoparticles with different types of luminescence and systems with embedded microcrystals. The work contains the results of studies of phase formation and luminescence-kinetic properties of scintillation microcrystals embedded in a alkali halide matrixes and research of high excitation relaxation processes in nanoparticles of different nature possessing exciton, core-valence and impurity luminescence.

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