Corning Incorporated

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Christine L Hoaglin

Nicholas Francis Borrelli

Charlene Marie Smith

Roger J Araujo

Carlton Maurice Truesdale

Josef C Lapp

David Lambie Tennent

Mark Lawrence Powley

Gerald E Burke

Gerald D Fong

A method for making an optical attenuating device comprising an optical waveguide having a core doped with a transition metal and a cladding. The transition metal is deposited in the core during a core blankmaking process. The transition metal doped core is exposed to gaseous hydrogen in a furnace to significantly increase the attenuation of the device.

Optical waveguide attenuating device and method for producing the same

Optical waveguide core compositions comprising a core containing two dopants in a silica based glass, wherein one of the dopants is titania. The core composition serves to suppress the presence of Ti.sup.-3 and to preserve refractive index profile shape throughout the preform manufacturing process.

Optical waveguide fiber containing titania and germania

The invention relates to the production of high purity fused silica glass which is highly resistant to 248 nm excimer laser-induced optical damage. In particular, this invention relates to a fused silica optical member or blank.

Method of reducing laser-induced optical damage in silica

The invention relates to the production of high purity fused silica glass which is highly resistant to optical damage by ultraviolet radiation in the laser wavelength of about 300 nm or shorter. In particular, this invention relates to a fused silica optical member or blank which exhibits substantially no optical damage up to 10.sup.7 pulses (350 mJ/cm.sup.2) at the KrF laser wavelength region of about 248 nm, and at the ArF laser wavelength region of about 193 nm.

High purity fused silica having high resistance to optical damage

High purity fused silica glass which is highly resistant to optical damage by ultraviolet radiation in the laser wavelength of about 300 nm or shorter is produced. In particular, a fused silica optical member or blank exhibits substantially no optical damage up to 10.sup.7 pulses (350 mJ/cm.sup.2) at the KrF laser wavelength region of about 248 nm, and at the ArF laser wavelength region of about 193 nm.

Method of forming high purity fused silica having high resistance to

This invention is directed to glasses exhibiting annealing points above 625.degree. C., strain points above 600.degree. C., linear coefficients of thermal expansion (25.degree.-300.degree. C.) below 90.times.10.sup.-7 /.degree. C., refractive indices below 1.8, and, in thicknesses of 2 mm, infrared transmissions of at least 50% to wavelengths longer than 6 .mu.m, consisting essentially expressed in terms of cation % on the oxide basis, of 5-40% KO.sub.0.5, 4-22% LaO.sub.1.5, 50-76% GaO.sub.1.5, and up to 15% total of at least one additional component in the indicated properties selected from the group consisting of

Alkali metal lanthanum gallate glasses

An apparatus for use in liquid-phase, gas-phase and mixed-phase reactions is disclosed for providing an efficient flow-through design within which results a low pressure drop. The apparatus may be used as a catalyst or electrocatalyst and consists essentially of a ceramic substrate having thin walls with open porosity wherein said walls define a plurality of cells extending substantially longitudinally parallel through-and-through the substrate. The substrate includes an electrically conductive layer, having a resistivity of no greater than about 100 ohm-cm. The apparatus exhibits an improved structural geometry and provides greater meniscus control.

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Campbell, NY, United States of America

Christine L Hoaglin