Abstract
The broadband laser induced white emission (LIWE) spectra of NdAlO3 nanocrystals in vacuum, air, and liquid N2 were explored. In particular, their dependence on excitation laser power was investigated. It was found that the LIWE spectra intensity increased exponentially the with laser power above the excitation threshold in all three cases. The process for NdAlO3 nanocrystals was discussed in terms of multiphoton ionization assisted by ejection of hot electrons. Two differences were observed depending on the conditions: the number of photons involved in the emission was higher in liquid N2 due to additional multiphoton ionization contribution of N2. Also, threshold value for LIWE showed an increasing behavior in air and liquid N2, discussed in terms of relative permittivity and thermal dissipation.
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