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Backward lasing for range-resolved detection of atomic hydrogen in a methane-oxygen flame

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Abstract

We demonstrate range-resolved detection of atomic hydrogen in methane/oxygen flames based on 2-photon excited backward lasing using 205-nm femtosecond laser pulses. Range resolution is achieved by temporally resolving the backward emission with a streak camera.

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