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A new type of absorption calorimeter is described which is capable of measuring absolute energies over a wide range of laser outputs with an accuracy to better than 5%. It consists essentially of a spherical cavity which absorbs laser radiation focused into it by means of a lens. Experimental results are given for ruby laser pulses together with estimates of the errors involved using this technique.
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