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Probing the dynamics of rare-gas excimer formation in a jet discharge

P. Dubé, M.J. Kiik, and B.P. Stoiceff

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Abstract

The observation of a narrow emission band in the vacuum-ultraviolet at 128 nm in a continuous jet discharge of argon is known to show the presence of vibrationally cold rare-gas excimers1. The dynamics of formation of these molecules has been studied by probing the jet with radiation from a titanium-sapphire laser tuned to lines originating from the first excited atomic manifold of argon and observing its effect on the shape of the excimer band.

© 1993 Optical Society of America

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