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Laser-probe beam, schematic depiction

Figure 2. Schematic depiction of physical processes affecting the laser probe beam for an opaque homogeneous sample including thermoelastic deformation of the air-sample interface and thermal lens effects in the air above the sample. Figure 2. Schematic depiction of physical processes affecting the laser probe beam for an opaque homogeneous sample including thermoelastic deformation of the air-sample interface and thermal lens effects in the air above the sample.
Typically 60-150 ns after the photodissociation pump pulse, nascent OH product radicals were probed by a second copropagating UV probe laser beam by LIF in the A Z" - X H system as schematically depicted in Fig. 1. The probe beam with a bandwidth of 0.2 cm was provided by a frequency-doubled dye laser, pumped by a XeCl excimer laser and was tunable in the wavelength region 305-320 nm in order to scan OH LIF excitation spectra. Line positions for the different OH fine-structure transitions were taken from Ref. 30. Both lasers were operated at 20 Hz and each data point in a LIF excitation spectrum was obtained by averaging the collected fluorescence signal over 40-80 laser shots. The measured LIF spectra were stored on a computer for further data processing. OH vibrational and rotational fine-structure state distributions were determined by numerical integration of... [Pg.16]


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