The hypersonic elastic constants and the ratio of the elasto-optic coefficients for two lead silicate optical-grade glasses and for a zinc silicate optical-grade glass have been obtained by observing the Brillouin scattering of 6328-Å laser light over the temperature range 24–107 °C. Brillouin scattering at 90° from both the transverse and longitudinal acoustic modes has been observed. The values of the hypersonic Young's modulus and shear modulus agree with low-frequency values and show a slight temperature dependence. Poisson's ratio and the ratio of the elasto-optic coefficients are found to be independent of temperature over the temperature range used. There is no evidence of dispersion from audio to hypersonic frequencies.
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