1991
DOI: 10.1007/bf01010879
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Acoustooptic extension of the frequency tunability of CW CO2 lasers: New FIR lasers emissions from CH3OH and13CH3OH

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“…For the system optically pumped by the 9 P͑34͒ CO 2 laser line, assignment of the R͑132,10͒ CO transition as the IR pump absorption 15 was supported by combination loops and corrected an earlier proposal. 32 For the 9 P͑10͒ system, the R͑113 Ϫ ,30͒ CO A Ϫ pump assignment [10][11] was confirmed by IR-radio-frequency double resonance. 13 The R͑1310,20͒ CO transition was assigned [10][11] as the pump in the 9 P͑22͒ system; although we have not been able to detect the weak ͑1310͒ CO A subband in our spectrum to provide independent support for this identification, the earlier analysis and transition wave numbers appear well founded.…”
Section: Comments On Torsionally Excited Fir Laser Assignmentsmentioning
confidence: 85%
“…For the system optically pumped by the 9 P͑34͒ CO 2 laser line, assignment of the R͑132,10͒ CO transition as the IR pump absorption 15 was supported by combination loops and corrected an earlier proposal. 32 For the 9 P͑10͒ system, the R͑113 Ϫ ,30͒ CO A Ϫ pump assignment [10][11] was confirmed by IR-radio-frequency double resonance. 13 The R͑1310,20͒ CO transition was assigned [10][11] as the pump in the 9 P͑22͒ system; although we have not been able to detect the weak ͑1310͒ CO A subband in our spectrum to provide independent support for this identification, the earlier analysis and transition wave numbers appear well founded.…”
Section: Comments On Torsionally Excited Fir Laser Assignmentsmentioning
confidence: 85%
“…The 10R (20) system has been an elusive problem for some time (20,23,32,33), but we have finally succeeded in nailing it down. Despite opinion to the contrary (33), the FIRL emission does arise from the CO-stretching state, occurring through an unsuspected perturbation.…”
Section: R(28) 9r(20) ϫ 140 and 10r(20) ϩ 147mentioning
confidence: 96%