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Intracavity gain detection: example I2, Br2

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Abstract

Optical gains as small as 2 × 10−5 are detectable by placing the gain medium inside the cavity of a cw dye laser and operating the laser slightly above threshold to take advantage of moderate spatial hole burning. This technique was used to measure gain on the 40′ → 6″, 7″, and 8″ transitions in optically pumped Br2.

© 1983 Optical Society of America

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