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An increasing number of applications require short-wavelength ultraviolet lasers. One such application, resonance Raman spectroscopy, calls for a modest-power (a few milliwatts) cw source in the 200–220-nm wavelength range. An attractive scheme for achieving this is intracavity second-harmonic or sum generation of a cw ion laser using beta-barium borate (BBO).
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