File:Luminescence dating.svg
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English: Overview luminescence dating procedures. Abbreviations: Q: Quartz, FS: Feldspar; OSL: Optically stimulated luminescence; IRSL: infrared stimulated luminescence; TT-OSL: Thermally-Transferred; Thermally-Modulated Optically Stimulated Luminescence; OSL; VSL: violett stimulated luminescence; BSL: blue stimulated luminescence; GSL: green stimulated luminescence; YSL: yellow-light stimulated luminescence; pIRIR: post-infrared infrared stimulated luminescence; IR-PL: infrared photoluminescence; UV-RF: ultraviolet radio fluorescence; IR-RF: infrared radiofluorescence. |
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| Author | GeoGammaMorphologe |
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| current | 08:20, 11 May 2025 | | 512 × 296 (233 KB) | wikimediacommons>GeoGammaMorphologe | Minor graphical adjustments; add YSL and TM-OSL in overview |
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