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Generation of tunable intense coherent radiation around 126 nm with an argon excimer laser

Sasaki et al., 1986

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14706687998747605046
Author
Sasaki W
Uehara Y
Kurosawa K
Fujiwara E
Kato Y
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Short Wavelength Coherent Radiation; Generation and Applications

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Generation of intense coherent radiation with an electron beam pumped argon excimer laser is presented. A tunable oscillation was established in the wavelength range from 124 nm to 127.5 nm, and the maximum output power of 2.2 MW was obtained at the line center …
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