The optical absorption or emission data of Ho:YAG (Ho:Y3Al5O12). This data was part of the NASA Laser Spectra Database found on the web until December of 2005. This information was created by Pat Cross working at the NASA Langley Research Center. I have reworked the data to produce these interactive graphs and to provide direct links to text files containing the raw and manipulated data. Although I have tried to be careful, I may have introduced some errors; the cautious user is advised to compare these results with the original sources.

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Absorption

The spectra was collected by TLL on 25 July 1988. The sample was 4.8400 mm thick. The sample orientation was unknown.

Spectra were recorded from 300 to 860nm every 0.2nm at room temperature. The incident light had unknown polarization.

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