Sony Corporation

Yo Ota

Kensaku Takahashi

Manami Miyawaki

Kotaro Kurokawa

Shigeki Takagawa

Hiroshi Uchiyama

Hidehiro Kosaka

An optical recording medium includes a light-receiving surface that receives incident light and at least three information signal layers on which information signals are to be optically recorded. Among the at least three information signal layers, the information signal layer closest to the light-receiving surface has a reflectance in a range of 4% to 11%.

Optical recording medium having a plurality of recording layers capable of suppressing off-track

An optical recording medium includes a plurality of information signal layers on which information signals are to be optically recorded. Among the plurality of information signal layers, the information signal layer closest to the light-receiving surface has a reflectance of more than 4%.

There is provided an optical recording medium including: three reproduction layers, wherein reflectance R1, R2, and R3 of the three reproduction layers on a side of a surface irradiated with reproduction light is equal to or greater than 5%, and wherein any absolute value of a difference delta R between two selected from the reflectance R1, R2, and R3 is equal to or less than 7%.

Optical recording medium

The present invention relates to an information recording medium that has good enough recording characteristics even without containing Pd. The information recording medium has a recording layer including an oxide of Mn in which Mn atoms are partially or fully present as Mn with a valence of +4.

Recording layer, information recording medium, and target

There is provided an optical recording medium including a substrate, an information recording layer that is formed on the substrate and has a single film structure formed by an oxide including W and Ru, and a light transmissive layer that is formed on the information recording layer.

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