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	* '''[[Electronic transitions]]'''		* '''[[Electronic transitions]]'''
	* [[Organometallic gemstone-like compound]] – tuning of energy gaps discussed there		* [[Organometallic gemstone-like compound]] – tuning of energy gaps discussed there
	* [[Ligand field theory]]		* '''[[Ligand field theory]]'''
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	* [[Energy conversion]] – the conversions that have optical on one side		* [[Energy conversion]] – the conversions that have optical on one side

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	* '''[[Electronic transitions]]'''		* '''[[Electronic transitions]]'''
	* [[Organometallic gemstone-like compound]] – tuning of energy gaps discussed there		* [[Organometallic gemstone-like compound]] – tuning of energy gaps discussed there
			* [[Ligand field theory]]
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	* [[Energy conversion]] – the conversions that have optical on one side		* [[Energy conversion]] – the conversions that have optical on one side

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	== Wild "photonic steampunk" implementation idea (light generation) ==		== Wild "photonic steampunk" implementation idea (light generation) ==

	~~One~~ idea ~~would be~~ to ~~have a dead end of an optical fiber and pass by with an attachment chain~~ (~~over some stretch~~) ~~electronically excited material~~		The idea is to
	~~in such a way that the dradgging by catalyses a radiation emitting~~ electronic ~~de-~~excitation.		* excite long lived (phosphorescent) electronic states on '''excitation carrier blocks'''
	~~(could probably be combined with laser like stimulated emission).~~		* carry them over to an optical fiber via attachment chain
	At an ~~other location along the~~ attachment chain ~~the material is electronically re-excited.~~		* enforce a controlled deexcitation there (posibly in phase doing for lasing)
	~~Electronically re-excited either by mechanical means, electronic means or~~ in ~~any other suitable way.~~

	~~Note that this approach with a chain only makes sense if in-place-re-excitation is a bottleneck. <br>~~		See main page: [[Mechanooptical conversion]]
	~~(Kinda hope so, transporting metastable electronic excitations on an nanoscale attachment chain sounds kinda cool.)~~

	~~'''Long enough phosphorescent decay time needed'''~~: ~~<br>~~
	~~The phosphorescent transition will need to have a long enough decay time to be mechanically transportable from excitation-site to (catalyzed) de-excitation-site. <br>~~
	~~Maybe with advanced atomically precise manufacturing capabilities (and fine tunable unusaually large intermolecular forces) a lot bigger range of <br>~~
	~~phosphorescent systems will be acessible/developable. {{todo\|Investigate design of phosphorescent centers assuming advanced~~ [[~~gem-gum technology~~]] ~~is available.}}~~

	~~'''No photo-bleaching''': <br>~~
	~~Having the photoactive molecules in machine phase may make it possible to avoid "photobleaching" (photoactive molecules taking damage) entirely.~~

	== Direct electromagnetic wave to mechanical conversions (light reception) ==		== Direct electromagnetic wave to mechanical conversions (light reception) ==

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	= Related =		= Related =

			* [[Photonics]]
	* '''[[Fun with spins]]'''		* '''[[Fun with spins]]'''
	* '''[[Electronic transitions]]'''		* '''[[Electronic transitions]]'''

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	* '''[[Fun with spins]]'''		* '''[[Fun with spins]]'''
			* '''[[Electronic transitions]]'''
	* [[Organometallic gemstone-like compound]] – tuning of energy gaps discussed there		* [[Organometallic gemstone-like compound]] – tuning of energy gaps discussed there
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	* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photoexcitation Photoexcitation]		* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photoexcitation Photoexcitation]
	* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Photochemistry Category:Photochemistry]		* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Photochemistry Category:Photochemistry]
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			* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grotrian_diagram Grotrian_diagram] – visualizing the energy levels to see possible transitions and sizes
			* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molecular_orbital_diagram Molecular orbital diagram] – visualizing how energy levels change (split up) when bonds (in molecules) are formed
			* Ligand field diagram (or scheme) – [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ligand_field_theory Ligand field theory]
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	* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultraviolet Ultraviolet]		* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultraviolet Ultraviolet]

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	* '''[[Fun with spins]]'''		* '''[[Fun with spins]]'''
	* [[Organometallic gemstone-like compound]]		* [[Organometallic gemstone-like compound]] – tuning of energy gaps discussed there
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	* [[Energy conversion]] – the conversions that have optical on one side		* [[Energy conversion]] – the conversions that have optical on one side

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	* '''[[Fun with spins]]'''		* '''[[Fun with spins]]'''
			* [[Organometallic gemstone-like compound]]
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	* [[Energy conversion]] – the conversions that have optical on one side		* [[Energy conversion]] – the conversions that have optical on one side

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	'''Long enough phosphorescent decay time needed''': <br>		'''Long enough phosphorescent decay time needed''': <br>
	The phosphorescent transition will need to have a long enough decay time to be mechanically transportable from excitation-site to (catalyzed) de-excitation-site.		The phosphorescent transition will need to have a long enough decay time to be mechanically transportable from excitation-site to (catalyzed) de-excitation-site. <br>
			Maybe with advanced atomically precise manufacturing capabilities (and fine tunable unusaually large intermolecular forces) a lot bigger range of <br>
			phosphorescent systems will be acessible/developable. {{todo\|Investigate design of phosphorescent centers assuming advanced [[gem-gum technology]] is available.}}

	'''No photo-bleaching''': <br>		'''No photo-bleaching''': <br>

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	Note that this approach with a chain only makes sense if in-place-re-excitation is a bottleneck. <br>		Note that this approach with a chain only makes sense if in-place-re-excitation is a bottleneck. <br>
	(Kinda hope so, transporting metastable electronic excitations on an nanoscale attachment chain sounds kinda cool.)		(Kinda hope so, transporting metastable electronic excitations on an nanoscale attachment chain sounds kinda cool.)

			'''Long enough phosphorescent decay time needed''': <br>
			The phosphorescent transition will need to have a long enough decay time to be mechanically transportable from excitation-site to (catalyzed) de-excitation-site.

			'''No photo-bleaching''': <br>
			Having the photoactive molecules in machine phase may make it possible to avoid "photobleaching" (photoactive molecules taking damage) entirely.

	== Direct electromagnetic wave to mechanical conversions (light reception) ==		== Direct electromagnetic wave to mechanical conversions (light reception) ==

Optical effects - Revision history

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Apm: /* Related */ added * Ligand field theory

Apm: /* Wild "photonic steampunk" implementation idea (light generation) */ removed content factored out to page Mechanooptical conversion & added brief summary

Apm: /* Related */ added link to yet unwritten page * Photonics

Apm: /* Related */ added Electronic transitions

Apm: /* External links */ added links to Grotian diagram pages on wikipedia

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Apm: /* Related */ added * Organometallic gemstone-like compound

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Apm: /* Wild "photonic steampunk" implementation idea (light generation) */ added two notes

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Apm: /* Related / added link to yet unwritten page Photonics

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