We report a new variant of the femtosecond transition-state spectroscopy technique−transient stimulated emission pumping (TSEP). The initial application of TSEP to studies of ozone visible photodissociation indicates that the molecule is trapped in the Franck–Condon region for ∼90 fs. The wave packet then spreads along the reaction coordinate.
In this paper, we report on 500 mW of cw ultraviolet radiation at 360 nm, which has been obtained by intracavity frequency doubling of a Pr:YLF laser, end pumped by 1.8 W Coherent High Power OPS Laser at 479 nm. We have demonstrated the scalability of Pr:YLF laser to pump power of 5.3Watts, resulting in real continuous wave 2.5 Watts of output power at 720 nm and cw 1.3 Watts at 360 nm.
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