Research Progress of Infrared Chalcogenide Glass Fibers in Sensing Fields

Yin Dongmei; Dai Shixun; Wang Xunsi; Xu Yinsheng; Zhang Peiqing; Lin Changgui; Shen Xiang

doi:10.3788/lop50.020010

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