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We point out that hole burning offers a test of newly proposed theories of generalized resonance relaxation. In contrast to the usual Bloch theory of relaxation, the generalized theory has off-diagonal and intensity-dependent damping coefficients. We show that one observable consequence of our theory is a narrowed non-Lorentzian hole.
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Yamanoi et al. (1986) studied this question.
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