Abstract
For the first time, silver doping of bulk Gallium-Lanthanum-Sulphide (GLS) and Gallium-Lanthanum-Sulphur-Selenide (GLSSe) glass is demonstrated, presenting potential for a huge array of optoelectronic applications. Previously, silver doping of chalcogenide glasses were mostly based upon toxic, arsenic containing thin films [1-3]. GLS and GLSSe, however, offer a toxic free alternative, made by a safer and more economic technique, with infrared and nonlinear optic capacity [4].
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