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A picosecond laser system is used to study energy transfer processes in OH and CH in atmospheric-pressure flames. Using these measurements, a numerical code for the simulation of spectra affected by RET and VET is developed. Different methods to obtain quench-free results are suggested.
© 2002 Optical Society of America
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