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Calculations have been made of O2 absorption and fluorescence in the Schumann-Runge B3Σ-u←X3Σ-g band system for excitation by a broadband argon fluoride excimer laser at 193 nm. Results are presented for line strengths, spectral absorption coefficients, relative fluorescence spectra, total fluorescence and integrated absorption coefficients. The calculations have been performed for 300, 500, 1000, 1500 and 2000 K, a range of temperatures typically found in combustion flows. The absorption coefficients and fluorescence yields found are large enough to encourage use of argon fluoride lasers for O2 measurements in a variety of flows.
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