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Establishing a database for assessment of radiation impact on spectral transmission of optical glasses requires addressing several critical theoretical issues and a very significant amount of experimental work. We use BK7 glass as an example to demonstrate our approach to the problem. A sequence of transmission spectra is required to find the parameterization set. Taking into account the number of optical glasses used in space optical instruments, it is proposed that the first step towards a useful radiation effects database consists of the elaboration of a uniformly applicable methodology for testing of optical glasses. We believe we have taken such a significant step in this work.
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Gusarov, A. I., and Doyle, D. B., Modeling of gamma-radiation impact on transmission characteristics of optical glasses, in Photonics for Space and Radiation Environments II, Vol. 4547, Taylor, E., and Berghmans, F., Eds., SPIE Proc., Toulouse, France (2001).
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Gusarov, A., Doyle, D., Fruit, M. (2004). Towards a Database for Assessment of Near-Earth Space Radiation Effects on Optical Glasses. In: Kleiman, J.I., Iskanderova, Z. (eds) Protection of Materials and Structures from Space Environment. Space Technology Proceedings, vol 5. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/1-4020-2595-5_8
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