Vibrational relaxation of a state of the XeF* molecule

Danilychev, V. A.; Долгих, В. А.; Kerimov, O. M.; Лобанов, А. Н.; Samarin, A; Tamanyan, G Yu

doi:10.1070/qe1987v017n02abeh007503

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Spectral Regimes Of the Xef Molecule Lasing1

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“…If one assumes a single-quantum mechanism of the VT relaxation with a probability proportional to the number of a vibrational level [46], then 'r2/'r1 ' 0.5. In fact, this relation can be much greater because of multiquantum relaxations.…”

Section: Spectral Regimes Of the Xef Molecule Lasingmentioning

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Excimer molecules. Halogenides of noble bases. Spectra of induced radiation.

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2002

Selected Papers From the International Conference on Spectroscopy of Molecules and Crystals

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Structure of stimulated emission spectra of noble gas monohalogenide molecular lasers is considered. Spectrum of KrF lasing on bound-to-free transitions is reported. Fine structure of stimulated emission spectra of molecules with shallow potential well in the ground state is considered by the example of XeCI and XeF molecules. The structure is due to rotations in XeCl and XeF. Influence of the active medium parameters (pressure, mixture composition) on the structure of XeF molecule stimulated emission spectrum structure as well as spectral performances of emission of XeF laser pumped by powerful electron beam and pulsed electric discharge are considered. The nature of the lasing spectrum in the region near 350 nm is discussed. The report is based mainly on the authors' studies.

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Section: Spectral Regimes Of the Xef Molecule Lasingmentioning

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Excimer molecules. Halogenides of noble bases. Spectra of induced radiation.

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Vibrational relaxation of a state of the XeF* molecule

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Excimer molecules. Halogenides of noble bases. Spectra of induced radiation.

Excimer molecules. Halogenides of noble bases. Spectra of induced radiation.

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