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Hyperfine splitting of the 13CH4 line at 3.39 μm observed by laser-saturated absorption

K. Uehara and J. L. Hall

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Abstract

The hyperfine splitting and the recoil doubling of the F2(2) component in the P(6) line of the ν3 band of 13CH4 was resolved with a narrow linewidth of less than 1 kHz (HWHM). Positions of the hyperfine components were precisely determined and related to the absolute frequency frame.

© 1979 Optical Society of America

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