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Optical-spectroscopic signature of radiation-induced instability in glassy arsenic sulphides
Optical changes caused by 60Co γ-irradiation are studied in glassy-like As2S3. The observed long-wave shift in the range of fundamental optical absorption edge accompanied by increase in transmittance is explained as a manifestation of complicated nature of radiation-induced structural transformations associated with coordination topological defects and additional shrinkage input from natural physical ageing.