Abstract
Based on the results of a comparative analysis of luminescence spectroscopy and EPR spectroscopy data, it was found for the first time that the wide-band luminescence of Cr3+ ions in a forsterite crystal is due to the Cr3+-VMg center or, in a crystal additionally doped with lithium, to a Cr3+-Li+ center. For the first time, tunable laser action was obtained with Cr3+-Li+ centers responsible for the wide-band luminescence.
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