Laboratory experiments investigate ionization in potassium atoms using polarized neodymium laser light, indicating new insights into atomic interactions.
In this work, we study the process of three-photon resonance ionization of potassium atoms. To carry out the experiments, we used a wide range of changes in the frequency of linearly and circularly polarized radiation of a neodymium laser and its second harmonic. Radiation from a neodymium laser was focused on an atomic beam of potassium.
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