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Raman high magnetic fields

Electronic Raman scattering in high magnetic fields... [Pg.553]

We have already discussed the use of electric field modulation as a means of providing the selective detection of those molecular absorption lines having the strongest Stark effects, using tunable lasers as sources ( 2.4). As in microwave spectroscopy, where field modulation is routine, magnetic fields may also be used for this purpose, as was demonstrated by Urban and Herrmann (1978). The spectrum of NO was recorded with extremely high sensitivity using Zeeman modulation with a spin-flip Raman tunable infrared laser. [Pg.294]

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