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Spectral dependence of the refractive index of chemical vapor deposition ZnSe grown on substrate with an optimized temperature increase

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Precise measurement of the refractive index of chemical vapor deposition (CVD) ZnSe with the Fourier-transform interference refractometry method from 0.9 to 21.7μm (from 11,000 to 460cm1) with 0.1cm1 resolution is described. For this measurement, structurally homogeneous ZnSe plates were grown on a substrate with an optimized temperature increase. Using three ZnSe plates of different thicknesses, we managed to raise the measurement accuracy of the refractive index up to 2×105 (being nearly 1 order of magnitude better than the available data) in the near IR and most of the middle IR wavelength range from 0.9 to 12.5μm (wavenumber range of 11,000800cm1) and up to 14×104 in the 12.521.7μm (800460cm1) region. The experimental results are approximated by a generalized Cauchy dispersion function of the 8th power. Spectral wavelength dependencies of the first- and second-order derivatives of the refractive index are calculated, and the zero material dispersion wavelength is found to be λ0=4.84μm.

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