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Radiofrequency Source of Potassium Resonance Radiation for Use in Kilogauss Magnetic Fields

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Abstract

A potassium rf electrodeless discharge is described which, when placed in a kilogauss magnetic field, emits intense and well resolved Zeeman components of the resonance lines at 7665 Å and 7699 Å. The lamp is particularly suitable for studies of atomic fluorescence using Zeeman scanning techniques.

© 1967 Optical Society of America

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