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Aleksandrov et al., 1981 - Google Patents

Feasibility of constructing excimer lasers with ionization by an external low-power source

Aleksandrov et al., 1981

Document ID
16661209289936478909
Author
Aleksandrov A
Basov N
Danilychev V
Kerimov O
Milanich A
Publication year
Publication venue
Soviet Journal of Quantum Electronics

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A method is suggested for pumping excimer lasers by accumulation of negative ions and preliminary experiments are reported in which an electron beam was used as an external ionization source. Lasing due to transitions in the XeF excimer (λ= 353 nm) was observed …
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