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Multiple spectral structure of the 578.2 nm copper laser line

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The multiple spectral structure of the 578.2 nm copper laser line of a CuBr laser is investigated. By considering the special hyperfine transitions of the63Cu atom, the discharge disturbance and the competition of transitions, an explanation of the multiple line structure is given

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    Wang Yongjiang, Shen Shengpen & Xia Tiejun

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Yongjiang, W., Shengpen, S. & Tiejun, X. Multiple spectral structure of the 578.2 nm copper laser line. Appl. Phys. B 47, 87–89 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00696214

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