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Transmission through plasma created by laser-induced breakdown of water droplets

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Abstract

The temporally and spatially resolved transmission is measured with a green probe beam through the plasma created by an intense near-IR beam that is incident upon a water droplet. We report the propagation speed of the expanding plasma and the evolution of the transmission decrease and recovery at various locations along a line in the direction of the IR beam.

© 1989 Optical Society of America

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