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A report now suggests the filaments' emission arises from dark matter particles crashing into each other.

This intrinsic blue emission arises from charge transfer transitions between O 2p → W 5d states within the WO4 unit.

At low temperature in rigid matrix, such equilibrium does not take place and emission arises from both 3an and 3MLCT excited states.

This emission arises from the radiative recombination of carriers photoexcited in the WL itself and those captured into the WL from the overlying GaAs capping layer.

Also the green PL band is observed around 2.6 eV and the green emission arises from the radiative recombination of sp-band electrons with d-band holes.

These emission peaks originate from discrete states due to the quantum confinement of electrons and holes in QDs; the lower energy emission arises from the recombination between the fundamental ground states (GS) of electrons and holes, and the higher energy emission arises from the recombination between excited states (ES).

The quantization of bandgap in ZnS shows blue-green emission arising from defect states [2, 5].

All the solids show blue emission arising from intra ligand charge transfer.

Therefore, the output emission arising from Tb ions is truly directional, and its intensity can be greatly enhanced.

This method is based on the fact that Triton X-100 could enhance the CL emission arising from the reaction of luminol with hydrogen peroxide.

The same optical system collects the emission arising from the luminescent nanoparticles and directs it towards the digital color sensor through a dichroic mirror.