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11 February 2011 New step towards the future perennial high capacity optical recording medium
A. Royon, K. Bourhis, G. Papon, M. Bellec, B. Bousquet, Y. Deshayes, T. Cardinal, L. Canioni
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Abstract
Three-dimensional optical recording by laser-induced fluorescent silver clusters is demonstrated in glass. The fluorescence properties of these stable clusters can be altered, depending on the glass recording exposure conditions. A "Blu-ray"-like drive enables readout of the information inside the glass without cross-talk and photobleaching. This original recording medium can provide an answer to the societal problem of long-term high-density data storage.
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A. Royon, K. Bourhis, G. Papon, M. Bellec, B. Bousquet, Y. Deshayes, T. Cardinal, and L. Canioni "New step towards the future perennial high capacity optical recording medium", Proc. SPIE 7925, Frontiers in Ultrafast Optics: Biomedical, Scientific, and Industrial Applications XI, 79250N (11 February 2011); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.874455
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KEYWORDS
Glasses

Luminescence

Silver

Optical recording

Confocal microscopy

Data storage

Femtosecond phenomena

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