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Refractive Index Determination of Layered Compound ZnIn2S4

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Abstract

Refractive index measurements of layer structure crystals of ZnIn2S4 were performed over the 0.45–1.25 μm wavelength range. An improved interferometric method that allowed a precision of 0.2% in the n(λ) values was used.

© 1974 Optical Society of America

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