A gain measuring apparatus is described which yields information on the temporal and spatial gain properties of pulsed CO2 TEA lasers. The technique permits the observation of a probe beam amplitude prior to, during, and after amplification though a gain medium under investigation.
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Ralph R. Jacobs (1973) studied this question.
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