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  • OSA Technical Digest (Optica Publishing Group, 1988),
  • paper WE2

EXTENSION OF RECOMBINING PLASMA LASER WITH BALMER-α TRANSITION TO SHORTER WAVELENGTHS

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Abstract

Analysis of living biological specimens by methods of micrography and holography will be developed if an xuv-laser operating in the wavelength region between the К edges of carbon and oxygen, 43.77 to 23.37 Å, is available. X-ray holography has been demonstrated already at 206/209 Å with a neon-like Se laser.1 Extension of xuv-lasers to shorter wavelengths are being pursued either with electron-collisional excitation scheme2 or with recombining plasma scheme.3-5

© 1988 Optical Society of America

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