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Generation of smooth nanosecond iodine laser pulses by excimer laser pumping

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Abstract

A new method for the generation of nanosecond iodine laser pulses is described. The method is based on pumping an iodine laser by a 25-nsec excimer laser pulse. The pumping geometry can be either transverse or longitudinal. A KrF laser with an emission wavelength of 248 nm and a XeCl laser at 308 nm have been successfully used as the pump sources.

© 1981 Optical Society of America

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