Gas diffusion in presence of a resonant laser field
Abstract
The results of two new light-induced-drift (LID) experiments are reported. The first provides the first experimental evidence of white LID obtained using a laser source with peculiar characteristics (lamp laser) and has implications for the analysis of interstellar phenomena and the production of isotope separation. The second experiment addresses LID dynamics in a pyrex uncoated cell, i.e., in the presence of strong atom-cell wall interaction, demonstrates the presence of two time constants, and suggests the possibility of applying the LID effect to the measurement of the adsorption energy on the surface.
- Publication:
-
Lasers 1990; Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Lasers and Applications
- Pub Date:
- 1991
- Bibcode:
- 1991laap.conf..564G
- Keywords:
-
- Gaseous Diffusion;
- Laser Applications;
- Dye Lasers;
- Laser Cavities;
- Laser Outputs;
- Laser Target Interactions;
- Lasers and Masers