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Journal of Applied Spectroscopy

Effect of magnetic field of absorption by ruby in the region of the R-lines

B. B. Boǐko, Vasily V. Valyavko, Н. И. Инсарова, N. S. Petrov

Published Nov 1, 1969• 1 citation
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10.1007/bf00608008

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The Zeeman effect of the B and R absorption lines of ruby was observed photographically with strong pulsed magnetic fields up to 230 kOe at 77°K. This was achieved by flashing a Xe-lamp at the time when a magnetic field reached its peak. The duration of the pulsed field was made to be about 1 m sec which was much longer than that of the pulsed light, about 20 µ sec. The g -values of the excited states responsible for the B and R lines were measured and the comparison was made with those reported by other authors. For the Zeeman patterns of the R lines with magnetic fields perpendicular to the optic axis, the Paschen-Back effect was calculated and compared with the observed patterns.