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High-efficiency laser resonance photoionization of Sr atoms in a hot cavity

Andreev et al., 1986

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1291717637070843414
Author
Andreev S
Mishin V
Letokhov V
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Optics communications

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The possibility of high-efficiency photoionization of Sr atoms inside a hot cavity with lasers of high pulse repetition rate (∼ 10 4 pps) has been studied. The produced photoions were extracted from the cavity through a small hole in its wall for further analysis and counting. An …
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