J01 - Luminescence Fundamentals and NIR Materials: In Memory of George Blasse

Sunday, 9 October 2022: 14:00-16:40
Room 308 (The Hilton Atlanta)
Chairs:
Kailash C Mishra and Małgorzata Sójka
14:00
Identifying the Structure of a Novel Metallo-Organic Magnesium Material Using First‑Principle Calculations
W. A. Hollerman and J. M. Miller (University of Louisiana at Lafayette)
14:20
(Invited) Temperature Dependence of Nonradiative Transitions of an Excited Optical Ion in Solids Using the Proper Adiabatic Approximation
J. Collins (Wheaton College), K. C. Mishra (Chelmsford MA), and B. Osborn (Wheaton College)
14:40
(Invited) Could Defects Surely Suppress Luminescence Thermal Quenching of Eu2+ -Doped Phosphors?
S. R. Yan (Fudan University)
15:00
Efficient Near-Infrared Phosphors Discovered By Parametrizing the Eu(II) 5d-to-4f Energy Gap
S. Li (Xiamen University), M. Amachraa, Z. Wang, S. P. Ong (University of California San Diego), and R. J. Xie (Xiamen University)
15:20
Break
15:40
Red and Near-Infrared Emission of Eu2+ Doped Solid-State Phosphors for LED Applications
Z. Xia (South China University of Technology)
16:00
Growth of Mn4+-Activated Red-Emitting Photoluminescent Crystals
H. Ji (Zhengzhou University)
16:20
Cr-Doped High-Efficiency Broadband Near-Infrared Luminescent Materials
Z. Song and Q. L. Liu (University of Science and Technology Beijing)
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