in our laboratory with argon lasers. fold (18). From such measurements it is possible to me can be ..... with the electrons and give rise to the hyperfine structure. .... Another approximate rule is due to the Various analyses of the data have been made; we are fact that J is ..... because we used a different definition : Fig. 11.
systems which gives rise to residual first-order Doppler effects usually taking the form ... conditions for the laser beams) the two systems perturb each other in a ...
TABLE C.2.i Accurate Measurements' (with Assignments)2 of Several Os O Lines at 10.4 um. OS. Isotope. Nearby CO2. Laser Line. P(24). P(22). 192. 192. 192.
equations are easier to understand and simpler to solve in the mo- mentum representation ... used to write down automatically the corresponding susceptibilities. Furthermore a ..... 8 - Density matrix elements between energy-momentum states.
Thus, we have started a new stabilization scheme for CO2 lasers for which the short term and the long term .... ammonia, the inversion splitting, in that case, is.
accuracies between 1 kHz and 50 Hz (ov/v = 2 X 10-12)(12). The rovibrational analysis of the vz band of Os !604 has been performed by several groups in ...
conditions of collimated and matched beams, with R ... Reference 4 contains asymptotic formulas for ... parisons makes it attractive to consider a new series of.
turated absorption signal corresponds a change in the index of refraction of the gas that we shall call sa- turated dispersion and whose third-order simplified.
u(, e) = V16,49c5p [(6x + 1.) (–2]. Vint.) – ese | 16-7, * ... matrix elements between levels a and b and a third level c divided by a detuning) and where VỊ is either.
over peaks, curvature-induced shift, shift result- ing from the asymmetry .... the argon gain curve. One of the .... A line shape including many of these factors in ... a negative slope for the ..... ponent because of the hyperfine predissociation.25
... interaction constant : A--2.76 kHż. Finally let us note that the ratio of A and c. is quite close to be 0.127 as could be anticipated. dig. KNX susituous. DENGAN.
May 23, 1994 - Po in a superposition of wave packets of internal energy E. (a = a, ... In this way, the momentum hk can be transferred along any direction, from .... a momentum po, the laser fields put them in a coherent superposition of wave.
May 3, 1993 - In addition to the splitting conclusion, which has very wide generality, new ... with respect to exchange of any pair of protons; i.e., it must be of ...
vol. 263, pp. 619-620, August 29, 1966. 8 A. M. Ronn and D. R. Lide, Jr., âInfrared-microwave double resonance using a CO2 laser,' J. Chem. Phys., vol. 47, pp.
Jul 8, 1991 - Optical Ramsey Spectroscopy in a Rotating Frame: Sagnac ..... this rotation operator to shift the spatial coordinates of optic shifters as splitters.
May 28, 1975 - With optical resolution above 101°, we study hyperfine structure in the methane vibraâ tion-rotation line at 3.39 um. Dopplerâgenerated ...
RBS FORA. RYO AZN. Si. REOF w. RODA ECOFA i. RAJE'FIA my w chuti . ..- . 2.2 MHE . 836 .... Gold whiskers and gold-coated tungsten whiskers contacting a.
These peaks have field-dependent energy separations ... we have generated for the first time the explicit angle dependent multipole ... in perturbation theory.
(5). The hydrodynamic derivative in the left-hand side can also be justified from .... (100) where nonresonant terms have been omitted and where the Fourier ... by the implicit nature of the equations (10) and ..... Elf, t) = E* et s*eilwt na mobit.
Strong-field effects in coherent saturation spectroscopy of atomic beams. J. Ishikawa ..... monitored indirectly through the energy flux carried by the atoms and .... the laser carrier phase and the momentum transfer in the case of nonzero ...
ing amplitude for Van der Waals potentials can be expressed in terms of convenient dimensionless parameters and this function .... equation (1) and this point is excluded in equation (2). ...... Derivation of W(t)' -> v) in terms of a simple integral
process with copropagating beams. States a and al may be either dif- ferent energy states (e.g. 1S and. 2S states of hydrogen) or differ- ent Zeeman sublevels of ...
We propose a new scheme of interferometer, sensitive either to reciprocal or non-reciprocal effects, ... coefficients and it is the reason for recent work done on this materia in. Connection with phase .... the D. C. component will be filtered out.
causes crossover resonances to appear in infrared saturation spectra. ... agreement with the theoretical value. .... the Pauli principle is therefore that WR states.
