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0.633- and 3.39-μm lines were brought into simultaneous oscillation with a He-Ne laser. The 3.39-μm line was locked to the saturated absorption line of CH4 to control the cavity length, as a result of which the 0.633-μm line was also frequency stabilized. The frequency stability of the 0.633-μm line was better than 4.2×10−9/h, which is the stability of a reference laser HP 5500C.
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Nakazawa et al. (1979) studied this question.
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