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On the ionic assignment of xenon laser lines

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Abstract

We have assigned most of the visible xenon laser lines by a study of the time dependence of spontaneous emission whose delay is unambiguously correlated with the ionic state. For 11 lines, ambiguities are resolved, or first assignments are given.

© 1976 Optical Society of America

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