Direct Ar+laser measurement of the energy yield in fluorescence of rhodamine 6G

Alferov, G. N.; Donin, V. I.; Chebotaev, V. P.; Yurshin, B. Ya.

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“…At present, single-component ionised gas lasers are the most powerful cw coherent short-wave radiation source. The power of ion lasers reaches 500 W in the visible (Alferov et al 1973) and 75 W in the near uv (Luthi et aZ1977) spectral regions. The combination of powerful radiation with the presence of efficient photoreceivers in this spectral region provides a wide range of applications of ion lasers both in research and development.…”

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High-speed transverse flow of atoms in a high-current, low-pressure discharge

Alferov

Donin

Shapiro

1985

J. Phys. D: Appl. Phys.

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The influence of the supersonic transverse flow of atoms on properties of a high-current, low-pressure discharge is investigated for the first time. Such a discharge is used in particular, in powerful CW ion lasers. The theory of the discharge of this type is suggested. The equations for the electric field and the density profiles of atoms and ions in plasma were obtained and solved analytically. The flow velocity, temperatures and radial intensity distributions of the spontaneous emission of ArI and ArII were measured. It was shown both theoretically and experimentally that, unlike the discharge in a motionless gas, the distributions became asymmetric. Moreover, the ion density maximum was displaced with respect to the discharge axis opposite the flow, while in a high-pressure discharge the charged particles are carried away with the flow.

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High-speed transverse flow of atoms in a high-current, low-pressure discharge

Alferov

Donin

Shapiro

1985

J. Phys. D: Appl. Phys.

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Resonance interaction of a strong monochromatic wave with excited ions in a magnetic field

Kolchenko¹,

Smirnov²

1975

Sov. J. Quantum Electron.

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Based on the mechanism of charge fluctuation, the effective Hamiltonian is derived to discuss the superconductivity for the non-cuprate compound BaPbix Bi x 03. The desired T c versus S curve is obtained. It is shown that the explanation of superconductivity for non-cuprate superconductors is the same as that of cuprate ones. Furthermore, that the non-cuprate superconductors have no ferromagnetism and anti-ferromagnetism can be explained, and the superconductivity window is due to the Cooper pairing in coordinate space.

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Direct Ar+laser measurement of the energy yield in fluorescence of rhodamine 6G

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High-speed transverse flow of atoms in a high-current, low-pressure discharge

High-speed transverse flow of atoms in a high-current, low-pressure discharge

Resonance interaction of a strong monochromatic wave with excited ions in a magnetic field

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