Wavelength-tunable excited-state absorption and optical limiting effects in the Q band region based on silicon phthalocyanine oligomers
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Kazuyuki Ishii, Naoko Sakai
Optical limiting effects of silicon phthalocyanine (SiPc) oligomers have been examined in the Q band region in order to demonstrate a novel concept for controlling the wavelength of optical limiting effects.
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