Two- and Three-P hoton Resonant Third Harmonic Generation in Molecular Nitrogen
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Abstract
Tunalbe coherent extreme ultraviolet radiation has been produced in nitrogen by third harmonic generation (THG) processes enhanced by two-photon resonance with the a1IIg(v' = 1) state and three-photon resonance with the c'4 1Σ+u(v' = 1) state, respectively. The highly resolved THG spectra imply that THG can be used to probe the higher excited states and to detect the rotational population of a molecular gas.
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WANG Peng-qian, CAO Chuan-shun, XIE Xiao-bo, SUN Tao-heng. Two- and Three-P hoton Resonant Third Harmonic Generation in Molecular Nitrogen[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 1998, 15(4): 269-271.
WANG Peng-qian, CAO Chuan-shun, XIE Xiao-bo, SUN Tao-heng. Two- and Three-P hoton Resonant Third Harmonic Generation in Molecular Nitrogen[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 1998, 15(4): 269-271.
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WANG Peng-qian, CAO Chuan-shun, XIE Xiao-bo, SUN Tao-heng. Two- and Three-P hoton Resonant Third Harmonic Generation in Molecular Nitrogen[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 1998, 15(4): 269-271.
WANG Peng-qian, CAO Chuan-shun, XIE Xiao-bo, SUN Tao-heng. Two- and Three-P hoton Resonant Third Harmonic Generation in Molecular Nitrogen[J]. Chin. Phys. Lett., 1998, 15(4): 269-271.
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