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28 May 1993Chalcogenide and chalcohalide optical fibers in medicine and optical sensors
Infrared optical fibers play a very important role in the advance using of lasers and chemical sensors in medicine. From various kinds of infrared optical fibers (crystalline, hollow) glassy optical fibers seem to have many advantages, namely in chemical and physical properties. In this paper the main attention is focused on chalcogenide (As24/S(subscript 3, As2Se3, AsSeTe, GeSeTe) and chalcohalide glasses.
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Dimitrij Lezal, K. Konak, B. Petrovska, "Chalcogenide and chalcohalide optical fibers in medicine and optical sensors," Proc. SPIE 1893, Optical Fibers in Medicine VIII, (28 May 1993); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.146337