Dye solution lasers are observed to lase at shorter wavelengths when laser pumped than when flashlamp excited. A comparison of the computed frequency- and time-dependent gains for the two pumping methods explains this behavior and the observed Q dependence of the lasing frequency. This treatment also suggests a new technique for frequency tuning dye lasers.
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