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Frequency mixing techniques

Tunable Coherent Radiation by Frequency-Mixing Techniques... [Pg.67]

Now several thousands of laser lines are known which span the whole spectral range from the vacuum-ultraviolet to the far-infrared region. Of particular inters are the continuously tunable lasers which may in many cases replace wavelength-selecting elements, such as spectrometers or interferometers. In combination with optical frequency-mixing techniques such continuously tunable monochromatic coherent light sources are available at nearly any desired wavelength above 100 nm. [Pg.770]

Some examples are given to demonstrate experimental realizations of the sum-frequency mixing technique [5.247-5.255]. [Pg.343]

Some examples demonstrate experimental realizations of the sum frequency mixing technique. [Pg.364]


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