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Laser action due to the bound-free C(3/2)–A(3/2) transition in the XeF molecule formed by photodissociation of XeF<sub>2</sub>
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Optical MaterialsEngineeringGlow DischargeLaser ApplicationsMolecular BiologyLaser Plasma PhysicSuper-intense LasersXef ExcimerElectronic Excited StateHigh-power LasersLaser ActionStimulated Emission PulsesRadiation GenerationVacuum Ultraviolet RadiationOptical PropertiesXef MoleculePulse PowerPhotophysical PropertyBiophysicsOptical PumpingChemical LasersPhotonicsPhotochemistryPhysicsMechanistic PhotochemistryAtomic PhysicsPhysical ChemistryQuantum ChemistryX-ray Free-electron LaserExcimer LasersExcited State PropertyLaser PhotochemistryNatural SciencesApplied PhysicsBound-free COptoelectronics
Stimulated emission was observed in the wavelength range 455–495 nm due to the C(3/2)-A(3/2) transition in the XeF excimer pumped by vacuum ultraviolet radiation from open high-current discharges in mixtures containing XeF2, N2, and Ar. The duration of the stimulated emission pulses was 1.5μsec and their energy was 4 mJ.