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Studies on Laser Generated Vacuum Ultraviolet Radiation and Spectroscopic Investigations of Light Elements in Laser-Produced Plasmas

Hallstadius, Hans (1989)
Abstract
A system for generating and detecting laser-produced radiation in

the wavelength region below 200 nm has been constructed.

The generation techniques are mainly based on nonlinear frequency

mixing processes in gaseous media. Other techniques for the

production of vacuum ultraviolet radiation, for instance the use of

a laser-produced plasma, are briefly discussed.

Laser-produced plasmas have also been used for the production of

free atoms and ions from the light elements boron, carbon and

silicon. Laser spectroscopic experiments have been performed on

these elements, and it has been shown that the hostile environments

in the plasma plume do not hinder... (More)
A system for generating and detecting laser-produced radiation in

the wavelength region below 200 nm has been constructed.

The generation techniques are mainly based on nonlinear frequency

mixing processes in gaseous media. Other techniques for the

production of vacuum ultraviolet radiation, for instance the use of

a laser-produced plasma, are briefly discussed.

Laser-produced plasmas have also been used for the production of

free atoms and ions from the light elements boron, carbon and

silicon. Laser spectroscopic experiments have been performed on

these elements, and it has been shown that the hostile environments

in the plasma plume do not hinder accurate measurements of radiative

lifetimes and hyperfine structure constants. Amplified spontaneous

emission for carbon atoms in the plasma was also investigated. (Less)
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  abstract     = {{A system for generating and detecting laser-produced radiation in<br/><br>
the wavelength region below 200 nm has been constructed.<br/><br>
The generation techniques are mainly based on nonlinear frequency<br/><br>
mixing processes in gaseous media. Other techniques for the<br/><br>
production of vacuum ultraviolet radiation, for instance the use of<br/><br>
a laser-produced plasma, are briefly discussed.<br/><br>
Laser-produced plasmas have also been used for the production of<br/><br>
free atoms and ions from the light elements boron, carbon and<br/><br>
silicon. Laser spectroscopic experiments have been performed on<br/><br>
these elements, and it has been shown that the hostile environments<br/><br>
in the plasma plume do not hinder accurate measurements of radiative<br/><br>
lifetimes and hyperfine structure constants. Amplified spontaneous<br/><br>
emission for carbon atoms in the plasma was also investigated.}},
  author       = {{Hallstadius, Hans}},
  language     = {{eng}},
  publisher    = {{Division of Atomic Physics, Department of Physics, Faculty of Engineering, LTH, Lund University}},
  title        = {{Studies on Laser Generated Vacuum Ultraviolet Radiation and Spectroscopic Investigations of Light Elements in Laser-Produced Plasmas}},
  url          = {{https://lup.lub.lu.se/search/files/5744902/2302145.pdf}},
  year         = {{1989}},
}