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DOI: 10.1007/bf00910296
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Plasma parameters and pumping mechanism in a helium-cadmium laser

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“…When the density of cadmium atoms increases to 10 15 cm −3 , or higher, the second term in the denominator of ( 14) becomes essentially larger than the first one (Kalinchenko et al 1989). This is possible since radiative resonance transitions to the ground state of the He atom (the shunting Penning process) are 'closed' (Ivanov et al 1972) and both upper excited states and metastable ones take part in the Penning process. Therefore, for the radial dependence of W p (r) in this case we have (Inaba et al 1981).…”
Section: The Penning Processmentioning
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“…When the density of cadmium atoms increases to 10 15 cm −3 , or higher, the second term in the denominator of ( 14) becomes essentially larger than the first one (Kalinchenko et al 1989). This is possible since radiative resonance transitions to the ground state of the He atom (the shunting Penning process) are 'closed' (Ivanov et al 1972) and both upper excited states and metastable ones take part in the Penning process. Therefore, for the radial dependence of W p (r) in this case we have (Inaba et al 1981).…”
Section: The Penning Processmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The pumping mechanism of this line in a HCD is being discussed. Comprehensive studies of the 441.6 nm line for PC were reported in papers by Silfvast (1968Silfvast ( , 1969, Ivanov et al (1972), Browne and Dunn (1973), Mizeraczyk (1975), Csillag et al (1971), Mori et al (1978) and Boulmer-Leborgne et al (1987) with three most probable processes found; namely the Penning process He * + Cd 0 → He 0 + Cd + * ( 2 D * 5/2 ) + e (1a) The pumping rates in these reactions can be written as follows:…”
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