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Tellurite And Fluorotellurite Glasses For Active And Passive

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Glossary; MDO<br />

SD = standard deviation<br />

SE = secondary electron<br />

SEM = scanning electron microscopy<br />

σ = stress<br />

σn = photoelectric cross-section of species n<br />

t = time<br />

T = temperature<br />

T0 = temperature parameter for viscosity modelling<br />

tbp = trigonal bipyramid<br />

Tc = peak crystallisation temperature<br />

TEC = thermal expansion coefficient<br />

TEM = transmission electron microscope<br />

Tf = fictive temperature<br />

Tg = glass transition temperature<br />

Tl = liquidus temperature<br />

Tm = melting temperature<br />

TMA = thermal mechanical analysis<br />

tn = time on the TTT nose<br />

Tn = corresponding temperature to tn on the TTT nose<br />

Tnd = preform neck down temperature<br />

tp = trigonal pyramid<br />

Ts = solidus temperature<br />

Tss = steady state fibre drawing temperature<br />

TTT = time-temperature-transformation (diagram / plot)<br />

Tx = onset of crystallisation temperature<br />

TZN = TeO2-Na2O-ZnO<br />

Tη = temperature corresponding to a viscosity of 10 4.5 Pa.s<br />

τc = cation valence<br />

u = crystal growth rate<br />

UV = ultraviolet<br />

υ = quantum number<br />

v = crack velocity<br />

V = volume<br />

VA = volume of acid / alkali species in solution<br />

Vtotal = total volume of acid / alkali solution<br />

Vdw,= volume of distilled water in an acid / alkali solution<br />

V0 = volume of glass containing 1 g.atom of oxygen<br />

VFT = Vogel-Fulcher-Tamman (viscosity model)<br />

ϖ = fundamental frequency<br />

Wd = working distance in SEM<br />

WDM = wavelength division multiplexing<br />

ω = angular frequency<br />

x = depth<br />

XRD = X-ray diffraction<br />

XRF = X-ray fluorescence<br />

XPS = X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy<br />

Y = Young’s modulus<br />

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