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Observational analysis shows predictable frequency shifts at varied temperatures, suggesting effective temperature sensing.
We demonstrate that Brillouin scattering in gases offers predictable temperature-dependent frequency shifts, being attractive for absolute temperature sensing, even in the cryogenic range, due to its higher optical gain and enhanced sensitivity at low temperatures.
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