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March 1, 1967Applied Physics Letters148 citations

Absolute Frequency Measurement and Spectroscopy of Gas Laser Transitions in the Far Infrared

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LHL. O. HockerAJA. JavanDRD. Ramachandra Rao

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Absolute frequencies of the 311-μ and the 337-μ transitions of the CN gas laser are measured to within a few parts in 107. This is achieved by mixing the laser frequencies with high order harmonics of a microwave signal in a silicon diode. The beat frequencies of these two transitions which falls at 73.5 GHz is also measured directly. The Zeeman effect of these two laser transitions is studied. Based on a detailed analysis, it is found that the existing identification of these transitions is inconsistent with our observations.

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