The photoluminescence of rutile and anatase TiO2 has been investigated in the range of 360–890 nm at several temperatures. An unexpected intense near-infrared (1.53 eV) photoluminescence band was recorded for both phases. At low temperatures, the resulting bands form a substructure of equally spaced peaks irrespective of the phase. The spectra were interpreted in the framework of the single-configuration-coordinate model as the phonon-replica effect, originating from ionization of oxygen vacancies.
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