2001
DOI: 10.1109/3.970900
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Influence of the active zone diameter, on the UV-ion Ne-CuBr laser performance

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“…The 248.6-nm lower level 4p 3F°2 is mainly depopulated by UV spontaneous emission to the Cu metastable levels 4s 3D,2,3, and is populated by Penning impacts between neon metastables and ground state copper atoms. The high population of the Cu metastable levels leads to an increase of the lower laser level population by radiative trapping [4,2]. The lower laser level 4p 3F°2 is additionally populated via radiative decay of 5s 3D2,3 (Fig.…”
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“…The 248.6-nm lower level 4p 3F°2 is mainly depopulated by UV spontaneous emission to the Cu metastable levels 4s 3D,2,3, and is populated by Penning impacts between neon metastables and ground state copper atoms. The high population of the Cu metastable levels leads to an increase of the lower laser level population by radiative trapping [4,2]. The lower laser level 4p 3F°2 is additionally populated via radiative decay of 5s 3D2,3 (Fig.…”
Section: Kinetic Studymentioning
confidence: 97%
“…The terms with the rate constants k and 1' present the excitation and deexcitation via electron impacts. The terms with the rate constant B in (1) and (2) present the upper laser level depopulation and the lower laser level population via stimulated emission, where p is the photon density, and AN = N3 -(g3/g2).N2 is the inversion population. The expressions with the probability A describe the population and depopulation of the respective levels by spontaneous radiative transitions.…”
Section: Kinetic Studymentioning
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