“…In recent papers [4][5][6] we have explored a different approach -a phenomelogical independent study, based on the experimental data. To this end a big amount of data for copper bromide laser with wave lengths 510.6 nm and 578.2 nm, obtained in Metal Vapour Lasers Department Georgi Nadjakov Institute of Sohd State Physics, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences -Sofia in the recent decades were examined (see [4][5][6] and quoted there literature). Different statistical methods, such as multidimensional factor analysis, principal components analysis, multiple regression and others were applied for studying the influence of ten basic input laser parameters on the output laser power and laser efficiency.…”