Luminescence
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Names and connections
- Broader: Afterglow (Physics)
- Broader: Light
- Broader: Light sources
- Broader: Radiation
- Narrower: Bioluminescence
- Narrower: Cathodoluminescence
- Narrower: Chemiluminescence
- Narrower: Electroluminescence
- Narrower: Fluorescence
- Narrower: Optical resonance
- Narrower: Optically stimulated luminescence
- Narrower: Phosphorescence
- Narrower: Phosphors
- Narrower: Photoluminescence
- Narrower: Sonoluminescence
- Narrower: Thermoluminescence
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