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Mathematical study of the thermoluminescence process in K2YF5:Tb(3+)
Ahmed Kadari1, Rabah Mostefa2, Julián Marcazzó3
1Faculty of Science of the Matter, Ibn Khaldoun University, Tiaret, Algeria Department of Physics, Electronic Microscopy and Materials Sciences Laboratory (EMMSL), B.P.1505 El M'Naouar, Oran, Algeria kadariahmed_14@yahoo.fr.
Abstract:
This paper presents results of studying the simulated thermoluminescence (TL) glow curve in potassium-yttrium double fluoride doped with trivalent optically active Tb(3+) ions (K2YF5:Tb(3+)). Samples have been irradiated with different doses (0.24, 2.4 and 24 Gy) of beta particles. Four trapping states and one kind of recombination-centre model have been used in this simulation. The activation energy and order of kinetics are determined using the general-order kinetic model. The results obtained using the authors' proposed models were tested and compared with the experimental glow curve of K2YF5:Tb(3+). The comparison has shown that the proposed model can predict more accurately and easily the behaviour of the TL glow curve at three different doses.
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