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January 1, 1991Physical Review A

Generation of coherent extreme-ultraviolet and infrared radiation using six-wave mixing in argon

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GGGeorge N. GibsonLeiden UniversityTLT. S. LukSandia National Laboratories CaliforniaAMA. McPhersonImperial Valley College

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