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|a Quantum Point Defects for Solid-State Laser Refrigeration
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|a Herein, the role that point defects have played over the last two decades in realizing solid-state laser refrigeration is discussed. A brief introduction to the field of solid-state laser refrigeration is given with an emphasis on the fundamental physical phenomena and quantized electronic transitions that have made solid-state laser-cooling possible. Lanthanide-based point defects, such as trivalent ytterbium ions (Yb3+ ), have played a central role in the first demonstrations and subsequent development of advanced materials for solid-state laser refrigeration. Significant discussion is devoted to the quantum mechanical description of optical transitions in lanthanide ions, and their influence on laser cooling. Transition-metal point defects have been shown to generate substantial background absorption in ceramic materials, decreasing the overall efficiency of a particular laser refrigeration material. Other potential color centers based on fluoride vacancies with multiple potential charge states are also considered. In conclusion, novel materials for solid-state laser refrigeration, including color centers in diamond that have recently been proposed to realize the solid-state laser refrigeration of semiconducting materials, are discussed
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