(INVITED) Illumination-controlled color behavior in doped glasses

Dipolar ferromagnets and glasses (invited)

Fullerene doped glasses

Optical glasses doped with a fullerene mixture of C60/C70 were made in our lab. Three peaks, corresponding to C60 , C70 , and a modified fullerene ~possibly its oxide!, respectively, were found in the chromatogram of high performance liquid chromatography ~HPLC! analysis of the 0.1-wt % fullerene doped phosphate glass. Depending on the doping procedure and impurity, weak to strong interacting b...

Color gamuts in dim illumination

Rods act as color receptors in dim illumination. Several recent studies have measured the range of colors at low-light levels in different illuminants. This paper reviews these results and adds new experiments using long-wave-rich illumination, appropriate for rod and long-wave cone interactions. The experiment illuminates Munsell ColorChecker papers with 546, and then with 455 nm narrowband li...

nonlinear refractive index measurement in semiconductor-doped glasses

there are several techniques in use for non-linear refractive index measurement, namely, interferometric techniques, in which conventional inter-ferometers are used, degenerate for wave mixing (dfwm), and z-scan, each of these techniques suffers from some shortcmings. for example conventional interferometers like fabry-perot and twyman-green need high quality optical components, unwanted reflec...

Color constancy supports cross-illumination color selection.

We rely on color to select objects as the targets of our actions (e.g., the freshest fish, the ripest fruit). To be useful for selection, color must provide accurate guidance about object identity across changes in illumination. Although the visual system partially stabilizes object color appearance across illumination changes, how such color constancy supports object selection is not understoo...