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Proceedings of the IEEE

Stimulated emission in krypton and xenon ions by collisions with metastable atoms

L. Dana, Pierre Laures

Published Jan 1, 1965• 26 citations
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DOI
10.1109/proc.1965.3528

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Collisions between rare-gas atoms in the 3 P 2 metastable state and in the ground state were studied. The metastable atoms were created by a discharge and oriented by optical pumping, and pressure broadening of their magnetic-resonance curves was measured. For xenon, mixtures of even and odd isotopes were used, leading to a determination of the cross section for metastability-exchange collisions. For krypton the results are reported for the disorientation of the metastable state in the natural gas. In addition the disorientation cross section has been measured of the krypton metastable state through collisions with helium.