Journal of Applied Physics · 2006 · 11 citations · 16 references
Ground StateEngineeringPhysicsLaser PhotochemistryOptical PropertiesSpectroscopyNatural SciencesApplied PhysicsLaser ApplicationsLaser AblationLaser-plasma InteractionVarious Electronic StatesLaser Processing TechnologyLaser-induced BreakdownVelocity DistributionsPulsed Laser AblationHigh-power LasersOptoelectronics
Various electronic states of Ba, from ground state up to 2.24eV (S01, DJ3, D21, P13, and P11) together with Ba+(P3∕22), were produced by 1064nm high-irradiance pulsed nanosecond laser ablation of Ba in vacuum. The velocity distribution for every species was obtained from time-of-flight measurements, using pulsed laser induced fluorescence or time-resolved optical emission spectroscopy, as applicable to each species. The distributions are bimodal, Maxwell-Boltzmann functions for S01, DJ3, and D21 and shifted Maxwell-Boltzmann for the rest of the states, with different peak velocities and average, hyperthermal translational temperatures. Possible mechanisms for the production of these velocity distributions are discussed.
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Laser induced plasmas and applications
T. A. Hall · Optics and Lasers in Engineering · 1991 · 588 citations