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Vacuum ultraviolet laser emission from Nd+3:LaF3

Authors: Ronald W. Waynant; Philipp H. Klein;

Vacuum ultraviolet laser emission from Nd+3:LaF3

Abstract

Laser emission at 172 nm has been produced by pumping a Nd:LaF3 crystal with incoherent Kr*2 radiation at 146 nm. The 5-ns pulse contained approximately 20–30 μJ of energy. Fluorescence measurements indicate potential for tuning from 170–175 nm, which should be observable with OH−-free crystals.

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influence
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