Abstract

The commercial models of the Stallwood Jet are useful in controlling background, stabilizing arcs, and increasing the sensitivity of certain elements. However, these devices are generally awkward to use since the apparatus must be disassembled to change samples.

Terahertz electromagnetic crystal waveguide fabricated by polymer jetting rapid prototyping

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Opt. Express 19(5) 3962-3972 (2011)

Edge effect in fluid jet polishing

Peiji Guo, Hui Fang, and Jingchi Yu
Appl. Opt. 45(26) 6729-6735 (2006)

Jet-Controlled Arc II: Excitation of Third Spectra

F. L. Moore, K. H. Thygesen, C. C. Derwin, and M. E. Eward
Appl. Opt. 3(1) 93-95 (1964)

Gasdynamic focusing in an underexpanded jet

Ross E. Muenchausen, Anthony R. Garcia, Richard A. Keller, and N. S. Nogar
Appl. Opt. 28(15) 3220-3225 (1989)

Liquid-sheet jets for terahertz spectroscopy

Masato Kondoh and Masaaki Tsubouchi
Opt. Express 22(12) 14135-14147 (2014)