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RECTANGULAR-WAVE cathodo-excitation of short-persistence phosphors is known1 to produce curves of intensity of luminescence of the shape indicated in Fig. 1, the sections of rise and decay each being represented by the sum of two characteristic exponential functions. These may be expressed, with the notation of Fig. 1, for the rise by: and for the decay, provided that the steady-state condition L e has virtually been attained at t < t p, by : where k r1 + k r2 = k d1 + k d2 = 1, and τr2 ≪ τr1, τd2 ≪ τd1.
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FEINBERG, R. Rise and Decay of Intensity of Luminescence of Short-Persistence Phosphors. Nature 183, 1546–1547 (1959). https://doi.org/10.1038/1831546a0
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