The chemical oxygen iodine laser in the presence of a magnetic field. I. Gain measurements and polarization effects
For pt.II, see ibid., vol.29, no.3, p.944-53 (1993). The results from a combined experimental/theoretical investigation of the influence of a magnetic field on the gain and polarization in a supersonic chemical oxygen laser are described. Theoretical calculations are presented for the normalized gai...
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| description | For pt.II, see ibid., vol.29, no.3, p.944-53 (1993). The results from a combined experimental/theoretical investigation of the influence of a magnetic field on the gain and polarization in a supersonic chemical oxygen laser are described. Theoretical calculations are presented for the normalized gain as a function of magnetic field strength and are shown to be in good agreement with the experimental data. Experimental results are given for the gain suppression for P and S polarization over the range 0-1000 G. Without polarizing elements internal to the laser cavity the degree of P polarization was measured for field strength from 0 to 200 G, and a qualitative explanation is offered for the observed behavior.< > |
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