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Bulk polycrystalline ceria–doped Al2O3 and YAG ceramics for high-power density laser-driven solid-state white lighting: Effects of crystallinity and extreme temperatures - CORRIGENDUM

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  17 March 2020

Elias H. Penilla ,
Pathikumar Sellappan ,
Matthew A. Duarte ,
Andrew T. Wieg ,
Matthew Wingert  and
Javier E. Garay

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Journal of Materials Research , Volume 35 , Issue 8: Annual Issue: JMR Early Career Scholars in Materials Science Annual Issue , 28 April 2020 , pp. 1121 - 1122
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doi: https://doi.org/10.1557/jmr.2019.417, Published by Materials Research Society, 07 February 2020.

The authors of this article [Reference Penilla, Sellappan, Duarte, Wieg, Wingert and Garay1] would like to correct the following:

  1. (i) The middle initial of Matthew C. Wingert was omitted.

  2. (ii) Two in-text citations have been updated for the following sentences due to errors in the reference list:

The behavior of Ce:Al2O3 is consistent with the low-temperature optical behavior of other rare earths doped into oxides, such as Nd- [38, 39] and Er-doped [31] YAG, that exhibit optical 4f to 4f transitions that are shielded from crystal–field interactions by the outer 5d shell.

The bulk ceramic Ce:Al2O3 phosphors were produced using an all-solid-state, one-step reaction-densification route using CAPAD [23, 31].

  1. (iii) Errors throughout the references necessitate an updated reference list. Below is the proper reference list, which has also been updated in the original article:

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Penilla, E., Sellappan, P., Duarte, M., Wieg, A., Wingert, M., and Garay, J.: Bulk polycrystalline ceria–doped Al2O3 and YAG ceramics for high-power density laser-driven solid-state white lighting: Effects of crystallinity and extreme temperatures. J. Mater. Res. (2020). doi: 10.1557/jmr.2019.417.Google Scholar