Characteristics of the dynamics of stimulated Raman scattering in a gas excited by a train of short pulses

Abstract

The introduction of an individual anatomical parameter R, taking into account the different lengths of the aorta and of the iliaca-femoralis-tibialis, reduces the individual variability in the measurement of the pulse wave velocity. The dependence of pulse wave velocity on age and pressure is discussed in terms of results obtained by a multivariate analysis of experimental data.

Experimental analysis of emission linewidth narrowing in a pulsed KGd(WO_4)_2 Raman laser

“…The Raman shift of 901 cm −1 (which corresponds to a shift of the fundamental wavelength from 1047 nm to 1156 nm) was selected by appropriate choice of the coatings of Raman laser mirrors. An intracavity Raman laser configuration [18][19][20], shown in Fig. 1(a), for wavelength conversion from 1 to 1.15 μm was chosen.…”