Saturation of the gain of 0.3–30 nsec laser pulses in phosphate neodymium glasses

Kryzhanovskii, V. I.; Serebryakov, V. A.; Yashin, V. E.

doi:10.1070/qe1987v017n12abeh011019

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“…Over the past few years the narrowband saturation data taken by Martin and Milam [18,23,25] and Yarema and Milam [17,24] has been modeled extensively, using the FrantzNodvik equation, corrected numerically to account for passive losses [17,18,25,26]. This modeling demonstrates that in the saturated regime E sat is not proportional to hν/σ, but to khν/σ, where k is a correction factor that depends upon the glass type, or in a more fundamental sense, upon the degree of inhomogeneous broadening of the fluorescence line of the glass.…”

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'Progress-P' laser facility with chirped-pulse amplification in neodymium glass

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The behaviour of the primary cosmic ray composition near the knee may be considered as being of fundamental importance in studies of the knee nature. In this paper experimental data obtained with the KASCADE array are considered and patterns of the knees in electron and muon size spectra are compared. Such a comparision provides valuable information to check the consistency of the existing experimental data and model predictions. Improvements in the existing simulation methods are essential to ultimately establish the results of the KASCADE mass composition studies. Evidently some revision of hadronic interaction models is needed to eliminate the discrepancy between mass compositions derived with and without KASCADE hadronic calorimeter data.

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