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Continuous inverse Raman scattering has been observed in several liquids. The scattering cell is in the form of a hollow silica fiber several meters in length with a 4 μm diameter core. The excitation source is a krypton laser providing about 20 mW of power in the fiber core, giving an excitation power density of about 105 W/cm2, and the continuum source is a high-pressure xenon arc lamp.
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