Polarization of light from a pulsed dye laser: effects of solvent viscosity

Polarization of light from a pulsed dye laser: effects of solvent viscosity

A pulsed dye laser is polarized by insertion of a tilted glass plate in the cavity. The degree of polarization depends upon the cavity losses for light of the two polarizations, and we have measured the dependence for lasers in which the dye (Rh 6G) is dissolved in solvents of various viscosities. I...

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Veröffentlicht in:Appl. Opt.; (United States) 1979-12, Vol.18 (24), p.4112-4115
Hauptverfasser: Morgan, F J, Dugan, H
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420300 - Engineering- Lasers- (-1989)
AMINES
CARBOXYLIC ACIDS
DYE LASERS
DYES
ENGINEERING
HETEROCYCLIC ACIDS
HETEROCYCLIC COMPOUNDS
LASER CAVITIES
LASERS
ORGANIC ACIDS
ORGANIC COMPOUNDS
ORGANIC OXYGEN COMPOUNDS
POLARIZATION
PULSES
REAGENTS
RHODAMINES
SOLVENT PROPERTIES
VISCOSITY
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description A pulsed dye laser is polarized by insertion of a tilted glass plate in the cavity. The degree of polarization depends upon the cavity losses for light of the two polarizations, and we have measured the dependence for lasers in which the dye (Rh 6G) is dissolved in solvents of various viscosities. It is found that the polarization is less for higher viscosity solvents. A rate equation model is used to make numerical estimates of the effect, and these are compared with the experimental data.
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AMINES
CARBOXYLIC ACIDS
DYE LASERS
DYES
ENGINEERING
HETEROCYCLIC ACIDS
HETEROCYCLIC COMPOUNDS
LASER CAVITIES
LASERS
ORGANIC ACIDS
ORGANIC COMPOUNDS
ORGANIC OXYGEN COMPOUNDS
POLARIZATION
PULSES
REAGENTS
RHODAMINES
SOLVENT PROPERTIES
VISCOSITY
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