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Photodissociative generation of population inversion in alkali noble gas excimer systems
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1981
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High-pressure Noble GasEngineeringAlkali Halogen VaporLaser-plasma InteractionChemistryElectronic Excited StateCsi-xe SystemsPhotophysical PropertyPopulation InversionOptical PumpingPhotochemistryPhysicsMechanistic PhotochemistryAtomic PhysicsPhotodissociative GenerationExcimer LasersExcited State PropertyLaser PhotochemistryNatural SciencesSpectroscopyApplied Physics
Alkali noble gas excimer molecules are produced by photodissociation of alkali halogen vapor in a high-pressure noble gas atmosphere. Experimental details for NaI-Xe and CsI-Xe systems excited by 193 nm ArF or 249 nm KrF laser radiation are given, and the possibility of realizing an optically pumped alkali noble gas excimer laser is discussed.
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