1989
DOI: 10.1070/qe1989v019n08abeh008676
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Pulsed electron-beam-controlled N2O laser with 100 J output energy

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“…Moreover, the addition of CO or H 2 into the gas mixture CO : Ar enabled us to enhance the maximum electric field strength (E/p) max in the EBSD and, accordingly, to significantly increase the value of the SIE Q m (figures 5 and 6). It should be pointed out that the same effect was observed in [22][23][24], where an addition of CO to nitrous oxide N 2 O resulted in considerable enhancement of the SIE in the EBSD and the development of an efficient N 2 O laser. In both cases, the major function of carbon monoxide is the decrease of the negative ions O − in a discharge due to the reaction…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 58%
“…Moreover, the addition of CO or H 2 into the gas mixture CO : Ar enabled us to enhance the maximum electric field strength (E/p) max in the EBSD and, accordingly, to significantly increase the value of the SIE Q m (figures 5 and 6). It should be pointed out that the same effect was observed in [22][23][24], where an addition of CO to nitrous oxide N 2 O resulted in considerable enhancement of the SIE in the EBSD and the development of an efficient N 2 O laser. In both cases, the major function of carbon monoxide is the decrease of the negative ions O − in a discharge due to the reaction…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 58%