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Tunable femtosecond vacuum-ultraviolet radiation in the range omega(D) = 102-124 nm has been generated by twophoton-resonant and near-resonant four-wave difference-frequency mixing (omega(D) = 2omega(p) - omega(I)) in krypton and argon by use of intense 250-fs ArF laser pulses (omega(p)) and tunable femtosecond signal and idler pulses (omega(I)) generated by an optical parametric generator.
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Kittelmann et al. (1996) studied this question.
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