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Recent developments in cavity ring-down spectroscopy with tunable cw lasers in the mid-infrared

Muertz et al., 1999

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13695336966503366832
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Muertz M
Kayser T
Kleine D
Stry S
Hering P
Urban W
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Application of Tunable Diode and Other Infrared Sources for Atmospheric Studies and Industrial Processing Monitoring II

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We report on our recent advances with cavity ring-down spectroscopy using mid-infrared cw lasers. An external high-finesse cavity is excited on a single fundamental mode with a tunable laser operating in the 3 micrometers region. After excitation the laser power is turned …
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