Titlebook: Excimer Lasers; Charles K. Rhodes Book 19791st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1979 Excimer.Lasers.applied physics.electron.lase

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-34541-1 the role of a noble gas (.), since they have ... ground states and have predominantly repulsive interactions with ground-state atoms. Thus Group II and VIII atoms will be included in the class of “.” atoms and we have divided the discussions of specific systems into the six cases of Group I, II, or

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Discovering the Forest: An Introduction,ems in this chapter assumes that the lower repulsive state always arises from ground state fragments which may, however, be degenerate. Rare gas atoms interacting in their ground state provides an example of a single repulsive curve arising from a non-degenerate asymptote. The interaction of two hyd

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Book 19791st editionge of opinions to the satisfaction of all, a job not always readily accomplished. We hope that this has been performed to the satisfaction of the reader. The editor wishes to express his gratitude to the many persons whose efforts made this book possible. Most important are the authors whose work co

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Introduction,ever, were not accomplished until approximately 1972. It was the new application of an available technology, namely, electron beams, which enabled a sufficiently high excitation rate to achieve the optical amplification required. It is now apparent that these developments comprise a rapidly maturing

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The Rare Gas Excimers, The closely related rare gas halide systems are examined in Chap. 4. The historical development of the noble gas excimer laser systems has already been discussed in Chap. 1, while the details of the potential curves relevant to the excimer systems appear in Chap. 2. Our discussion here, therefore,

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