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The optical propagation observed along the positive column of external electrode fluorescent lamps is shown to be an electron plasma wave propagating with the electron thermal speed of (kTe∕m)1∕2. When the luminance of the lamp is 10000–20000cd∕m2, the electron plasma temperature and the plasma density in the positive column are determined to be kTe∼1.26–2.12eV and no∼(1.28–1.69)×1017m−3, respectively.
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