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  • International Quantum Electronics Conference
  • OSA Technical Digest (Optica Publishing Group, 1990),
  • paper QTHI13

Observation of a new high-n Rydberg series of Kr and density effects using the REMPI method

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Abstract

A four-even-parity series belonging to transitions from the 5s[1/2]10 level to the (2p3/20) np, nf levels of krypton have been observed, we believe for the first time, using a resonant multistep two-color photoionization method1 including a VUV photon for the first step and no time delay between the two beams. The energies of 7p′[3/2]1, 7p′[1/2]1, 7p′[3/2]2, 7p′[l/2]0, np[l/2]1, np[3/2]2, np[l/2]0, and nf[3/2]1,2 levels are determined, and the principal quantum number n is assigned up to 45, 32, 49, and 44, respectively. Strong irregularities occur due to the mixing of the np series with 7p′ levels. A detailed study is performed for the 5s′[l/2]1np[l/2]0 series, which is the most intense, using Lu-Fano diagrams and MQDT2 analysis. In the spectral range around 112,700 cm−1, the np[l/2]0 members reach up to 90% of the p′ character. Up to now most of the work on the rare gas even-parity Rydberg series was based on nonselective formation of metastable States for the first step, mainly from low density post discharges.

© 1990 Optical Society of America

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