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Non-adiabatic Atomic Coherence at Work in the Oxygen Laser Source for Atmospheric Remote Sensing

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Abstract

We pump ambient air by loosely-focused ultraviolet pulses and generate a backward laser-like beam for use in remote sensing. We find that this efficient emission is likely linked to non-adiabatic coherence effects in atomic oxygen.

© 2012 Optical Society of America

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