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Recent progress with the CO-overtone Δv=2 laser

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We report the recent progress in the performance of the CO-overtone Δv=2 laser. We were able to increase both the number of lines and the output power by a significant amount. This laser is now a reliable source for spectroscopic applications in the spectral region from 2500–3800 cm−1. The typical parameters of the laser plasma and a table with the observed laser transitions and their frequencies are given.

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Bachem, E., Dax, A., Fink, T. et al. Recent progress with the CO-overtone Δv=2 laser. Appl. Phys. B 57, 185–191 (1993). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00334533

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