NEW INFRARED LASER LINES IN KRYPTON, NEON, AND XENON
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1979
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Ohio State University
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Noble gas lasers are of interest for many applications because they exhibit long-tern frequency stability, a wide range of wave-lengths, and useful power levels. In this work, a 3m longitudinal discharge laser designed to operate at pressures down to 5 $\mu$, and at currents exceeding 2000 A was used to survey the infrared between 2 and 18 $\mu$. Twenty-six new infrared laser transitions were observed in Kr, Ar, and Xe. The transitions range in wavelength from 3.458 to 17.233 $\mu$, and all but one of the transition were identified using neutral species tern $values.^{(1)}$
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$^{1}$C. E. Moore, ``Atomic Energy Levels,"" NSRDS Nat. Bur, Stands. 35 Vol. I-III. Supported by the U.S. Department of Energy.
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