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Klementev et al., 1980 - Google Patents

CW sum-frequency generation in a gas in the case of the nonlinear interaction of three fields with a resonant four-level system

Klementev et al., 1980

Document ID
1954932438683461450
Author
Klementev V
Matiugin I
Chebotaev V
Publication year
Publication venue
Laser Systems

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The paper reports the experimental observation of three-frequency shift under resonant conditions in an He-Ne laser, lasing simultaneously at three wavelengths: 1.15, 2.39, and 3.39 microns. Coherent emission at the sum frequency (0.63 micron) was obtained as a …
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