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Electron number density and temperature in a transient hydrogen plasma

C. Parigger, D. H. Plemmons, and J. W. I. Lewis

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Abstract

It is of interest to characterize the laser-induced optical breakdown plasma that is generated in an atmospheric pressure hydrogen gas.1 Time-resolved spectroscopy methods are employed to measure the plasma emission spectra. Comparison with tabulate line profiles2 of the hydrogen-alpha line and Boltzmann-plot method3 allow us to infer electron number density and temperature.

© 1993 Optical Society of America

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