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Measurement of Transition Dipole Moments in Molecular Lithium Using Electromagnetically Induced Transparency

Angelos Lazoudis, Jianbing Qi, Frank C. Spano, Teodora Kirova, Jenny Magnes, Li Li, Lorenzo M. Narducci, Robert W. Field, Marjatta Lyyra

Published May 1, 2002• 0 citations
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