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For pt.I see ibid., vol.8, 104 (1974). Investigations into possible multiphoton laser systems are extended to a less restrictive class than considered in the previous paper. The loss mechanism for the light field is now taken to be a single-photon loss. These systems no longer preserve the property of detailed balance. Explicit solutions are given for the stationary photon distribution for the two-photon laser. This exhibits similar photon statistics to the usual one-photon laser, with no significant increase in relative fluctuations at threshold. The results are equally applicable to multiboson lasers involving say the simultaneous stimulated emission of a photon and a phonon.
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