manifestation_id	original_title	title_alternative	title_transcription	statement_of_responsibility	manifestation_identifier	creator	contributor	publisher	date_of_publication	pub_date	year_of_publication	publication_place	manifestation_created_at	manifestation_updated_at	carrier_type	content_type	frequency	language	isbn	issn	doi	jpno	ncid	lccn	iss_itemno	volume_number	volume_number_string	edition	edition_string	issue_number	issue_number_string	serial_number	extent	start_page	end_page	dimensions	height	width	depth	manifestation_price	access_address	manifestation_required_role	abstract	description	identifier:unknown	identifier:nbn	identifier:isbn10	identifier:iss_itemno	identifier:online_isbn	identifier:print_isbn	identifier:print_issn	identifier:online_issn	identifier:escidoc	identifier:nims	series_statement_id	series_statement_original_title	series_statement_title_subseries	series_statement_title_subseries_transcription	series_statement_title_transcription	series_statement_creator	series_statement_volume_number	series_statement_series_master	series_statement_root_manifestation_id	series_statement_manifestation_id	series_statement_position	series_statement_note	series_statement_created_at	series_statement_updated_at	subject:ndlsh	subject:unknown	subject:bsh	classification:ndc8	classification:ndc9	classification:udc	item_id	item_identifier	binding_item_identifier	call_number	library	shelf	item_note	accepted_at	acquired_at	item_created_at	item_updated_at
105471	ORCID Ninja Tokyo 2014					Tanabe, Kosuke//TANIFUJI Mikiko	""	""					2015-12-15 21:32:17 +0900	2021-10-05 16:41:44 +0900	online_resource	text	unknown	English	""	""																					https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11932/1758211	Guest			""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	ORCID//Ninja//Tokyo//ORCID//Ninja//Tokyo//ORCID//Ninja//Tokyo//ORCID//Ninja//Tokyo	""	""	""	""
105423	Object-oriented virtual sample library: a container of multi-dimensional data for acquisition, visualization and sharing					""	""	""	2005-01-01 00:00:00 +0900	2005-01	2005		2015-12-15 21:30:43 +0900	2023-07-31 14:24:16 +0900	online_resource	text	unknown	English	""	""														285	291						https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11932/28358	Guest	"Combinatorial methods bring about enormous data not only in size but also in dimension.  To handle multi-dimensional data easily, a concept of virtual container for combinatorially acquired data is demonstrated which is called ``virtual sample library'' (VSL).  VSL stores the data hierarchically in the order of (1) coordinates in the sample library,
(2) names of the measurements performed, and (3) data obtained from each measurement.  Thus, the stored data are accessed intuitively just by tracing this tree-like structure and are provided for visualization and sharing with others.  This framework is constructed by the aid of an object-oriented scripting language which is good at abstracting complicated data structure.  In this paper, after summarizing the problems of handling data acquired from combinatorially integrated samples and availabilities of software tools to solve them, the concept of VSL is proposed and its structure and functions are demonstrated on the basis of one specific experimental data.  Its extensibility as a platform for numerical simulation is also discussed.
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105427	Observation of Blowing Out in Low Loss Passive Optical Fuse Formed in Silica Glass Optical Fiber Circuit					TODOROKI Shin-ichi//Inoue S.	""	""	2004-05-21 00:00:00 +0900	2004-05-21	2004		2015-12-15 21:30:48 +0900	2023-07-31 14:27:46 +0900	online_resource	text	unknown	English	""	""														0	0						https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11932/28361	Guest	Low loss (less than 1 dB) passive optical fuses were realized by inserting 50-um-thick TeO2 glass layer into a single-mode silica glass fiber circuit with carbon coating.  On the basis of real-time observation of their fusing action, the mechanism of losing its transparency is discussed.  The observed loss drop is found to be an overlap of decoupling of the circuit and transient light flux from the burned coating.  The critical input power to blow out is expected to be raised by eliminating its insertion loss.		""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	optical fiber//tellurium oxide glass//carbon//optical fuse//hybrid device	""	""	""	""	97295				web	web				2023-07-31 14:27:46 +0900	2023-07-31 14:27:46 +0900
105425	Optical fuse by carbon-coated TeO2 glass segment inserted in silica glass optical fiber circuit					TODOROKI Shin-ichi//Inoue S.	""	""	2004-01-23 00:00:00 +0900	2004-01-23	2004		2015-12-15 21:30:45 +0900	2023-07-31 14:19:20 +0900	online_resource	text	unknown	English	""	""														0	0						https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11932/28366	Guest	Excessive-light-induced melt down was observed in a carbon-coated TeO2 glass segment formed between a pair of optical fiber end-faces.  This structure was made by splicing single-mode silica fibers through TeO2 glass melt to form a necked bridge, which was coated with carbon-containing paint after quenching it.  Optical fusing action was induced by 0.3--1.5 W of CW light (1.54 um) and its output power dropped by 12 dB on average.  Optical decoupling seems to be induced by  not only deformation but also crystallization of the glass bridge.  Its quite a high insertion loss of about 2dB can be reduced by introducing some refractive index modulations into the present structure.		""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	optical fiber//tellurium oxide glass//carbon//optical fuse//hybrid device	""	""	""	""	95727				web	web				2023-07-31 14:19:20 +0900	2023-07-31 14:19:20 +0900
105418	Optical fuse made of silica glass optical fibers spliced through low-melting glass with carbon-coating					TODOROKI Shin-ichi//Inoue S.	""	""	2004-09-27 00:00:00 +0900	2004-09-27	2004		2015-12-15 21:30:39 +0900	2023-07-31 14:18:29 +0900	online_resource	text	unknown	English	""	""																					https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11932/28389	Guest	"Light-induced breakdown of low-melting glass with thickness of 50 um is demonstrated, which was coated with carbon paint and formed between two end of single-mode silica glass optical fibers.  This phenomenon is useful to make irreversible optical limiting devices known as optical fuse.  The present structure breaks by 1.2-5.3 W of incident light (~1.5 um), exhibits low insertion loss of less than 1 dB, and is formed by dipping-up a small amount of hot glass melt between fibers, aligning the fibers and quenching them.  The relation between shape of the captured melt and its insertion loss is discussed.
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105429	Origin of periodic void formation during fiber fuse					""	""	""	2005-08-22 00:00:00 +0900	2005-08-22	2005		2015-12-15 21:30:50 +0900	2021-10-05 16:42:07 +0900	online_resource	text	unknown	English	""	""														6381	6389						https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11932/28348	Guest	"An optical discharge running through a single-mode silica glass fiber during fiber fuse was observed and the front part of the generated damage was examined.  Their pump power dependences were investigated using a 1.48 um laser light at powers ranging from 1.1 to 9.0 W.  Periodic voids were left by an optical discharge that was in a cavity with a tail.  The tail appears because the optical discharge is strongly enclosed in core region.  Another mode of periodic void formation was found at near the threshold pump power for fiber fuse propagation.  The optical discharge in this case also forms a transient tail during the void formation cycle.
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103961	Preparation and Photoluminescence Characterizations of Eu3+-doped Oxide Nanosheets					""	""	""					2015-05-28 18:09:03 +0900	2023-07-31 14:27:32 +0900	online_resource	text	unknown	English	""	""																					https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11932/39091	Guest			""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	97250				web	web				2023-07-31 14:27:32 +0900	2023-07-31 14:27:32 +0900
105321	Publish your joy of research activities through self-archiving					""	""	""	2009-03-02 00:00:00 +0900	2009-03-02	2009		2015-12-15 20:39:07 +0900	2023-07-31 14:21:38 +0900	online_resource	text	unknown	English	""	""																					https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11932/54213	Guest			""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	self-archiving//serendipity//fiber fuse//Blog-based research notebook//self-archiving//serendipity//fiber fuse//Blog-based research notebook//self-archiving//serendipity//fiber fuse//Blog-based research notebook//self-archiving//serendipity//fiber fuse//Blog-based research notebook	""	""	""	""	96162				web	web				2023-07-31 14:21:38 +0900	2023-07-31 14:21:38 +0900
105355	Rapid and quantitative determination of crystallization tendency of zinc tellurite glass melt by using temperature-gradient furnace					TODOROKI Shin-ichi//Matsumoto T.//Inoue S.	""	""	2002-01-01 00:00:00 +0900	2002	2002		2015-12-15 21:29:29 +0900	2021-01-05 20:53:28 +0900	online_resource	text	unknown	English	""	""																					https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11932/33016	Guest	"We developed an automatic system in which we can prepare one long piece
of glass sample library and anneal it successively under a temperature
gradient (200∼1050^∘C/40cm). A glass capillary tube (ID 1.5
mmφ× OD 8 mmφ) is used as a cell of the library. Zinc
tellurite melt at 800 ^∘C is sucked into the cell by applying a
vacuum pressure to the other side of the capillary. Crystallization is
observed as a white segment in the library under an appropriate annealing
condition. A set of 2D sample array is obtained by preparing several
sample libraries with different annealing time. Since this array itself
corresponds to a T-T-T (Time-Temperature-Transform) diagram, a tangent
which touches the crystallized region and pass through the melting
temperature at t=0 gives critical cooling rate, Q.

Compositional dependence of Q shows that the minimum of Q is not
located at the eutectic point of ZnO-TeO2 system, which has been
believed to be most stable composition on the basis of the known glass
forming regions, but is shifted to ZnO-rich region. Considering the
high reproducibility of this automated system and the large error bar of
previous results, this result is more reliable.

We also investigated the dependency of Q on thermal hysteresis. For
the melt once quenched below the glass transition temperature
(T\mathrmg) and annealed at above T\mathrmg, the Q value
becomes larger than that without the quenching. This is because the
former glass melt went through the nucleating temperature region located
just above T\mathrmg. It is concluded that this automated system
makes it easier than ever to examine quantitatively the thermal
stability of glass melt having low melting temperature, which is one of
the important factors for judging the feasibility of fabricating new
glass devises with desired quality."		""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""
105357	Refractive index reduction at the surface of Co/Cu-doped silicate glasses induced by femto-second laser irradiation					TODOROKI Shin-ichi//Muraoka M.//Suehara S.//Konishi T.//Inoue S.//Yasumori A.	""	""	2005-04-01 00:00:00 +0900	2005-04-01	2005		2015-12-15 21:29:32 +0900	2021-10-05 16:43:48 +0900	online_resource	text	unknown	English	""	""														308	311						https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11932/33013	Guest	"Femto-second laser pulses (800nm, 11nJ/pulse, 82MHz) were
irradiated on the surface of Co- or Cu-doped silicate glasses
(70SiO2-20NaO2-10Al2O3 doped with 20 mol% of CoO or CuO,
respectively) for 1 second to modify its surface, which was observed by
a scanning probe microscope and an ellipsometer.  Some samples exhibited
refractive index reduction without any structural modification, which
was brought about by local increase in fictive temperature through spot
heating and quenching.  With the aid of a computer simulation using a
finite element method, such a modification is found to occur when the
maximum surface temperature is less than 1000 degC for the Cu-doped
glass."		""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	""	silicate glass//refractive index//fs-laser pulse irradiation//finite element method//silicate glass//refractive index//fs-laser pulse irradiation//finite element method//silicate glass//refractive index//fs-laser pulse irradiation//finite element method	""	""	""	""