Luminescence as “forbidden” electronic transitions in diamond

�ber Brechungsindizes und Absorptionskonstanten des Diamanten zwischen 644 und 226 m?

1923 • 97 citations

Forbidden Lines

1936 • 52 citations

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1937 • 51 citations

Forbidden Lines in the Laboratory

1944 • 50 citations

Die Deutung der linienhaften Emissions- und Absorptionsspektren der Chromphosphore

1932 • 40 citations

The fluorescence and absorption spectra of diamond in the visible region

1944 • 33 citations

Temperature variation of the Raman frequency of diamond

1941 • 32 citations

The Line Absorption Spectrum of Crystalline KCr(SO4)2–12H2O

1934 • 27 citations

An Extension of the Thallium II Spectrum

1936 • 26 citations

The nature and origin of the luminescence of diamond

1944 • 24 citations