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Large offset far infrared laser lines generation from the C-O stretching Q-branch of 13CD3OD

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laser of wide tunability to pump 13CD3OD we could observe 10 new far infrared laser lines ranging from 109 μm to 472 μm. The lines were generated by pumping infrared absorbing transitions of large offset appertaining to the C-O stretching Q-branch. All lines were characterised in wavelength, polarisation, optimum pressure of operation and precise offset measurements.

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  1. Instituto de Fisica-UNICAMP, CEP 13.083-970, Campinas, Brasil (Fax: +239-3136, E-mail: pereira@ifi.unicamp.br), , , , , , BR

    R.C. Viscovini, E.M. Telles, A. Scalabrin & D. Pereira

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Received: 17 September 1996/Revised version: 18 November 1996

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Viscovini, R., Telles, E., Scalabrin, A. et al. Large offset far infrared laser lines generation from the C-O stretching Q-branch of 13CD3OD . Appl Phys B 65, 33–35 (1997). https://doi.org/10.1007/s003400050245

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