Abstract
Studies involving the pre-dosed OSL emission suggested it to be, broadly, similar to its TL counterpart, the 110°C pre-dosed TL emission [1–3]. However, in order to have a better understanding of the relationship between the two emissions their comparative analysis based on their response to various stimuli, incorporated in these reported studies, was undertaken. Though the two signals demonstrated a definite co-relation yet some degree of disparity in their relative sensitization was observed, which seems to occur due to competition prevailing during recombination at L-centre and traps creation/destruction at high annealing temperatures of >700°C. Also, the conventional and pre-dosed OSL emissions were seen to be similar in composition.
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