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Generation of VUV Radiation in the Kilowatt Power Range down to 130 nm by Stimulated Raman Scattering in hydrogen

H.F. Döbele, M. Röwekamp, and B. Rückle

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Abstract

Raman conversion to shorter wavelengths of visible and UV radiation has been studied by several authors /1,2/. Hydrogen is especially suited because of its large Raman shift and low dispersion. In plasma diagnostics, there exists considerable interest to determine the concentration and eventually the flux of 1ow-Z-materials such as O, C, Si, Be, B and others in the piasma-to-wal1 transition layer by laser-induced fluorescence spectroscopy.

© 1984 Optical Society of America

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