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The time development of the integral intensity of ultra-violet radiation from the positive column of a pulsed discharge was studied and the results compared with those for visible light. The measurements were made at various pressures in the range 0·3–4·8 torr. We found that at a pressure about 4 torr the maxima of intensity of the u-v and the visible light occurred at nearly the same time after the initiation of the discharge. On the other hand, at a pressures of about 0·5 torr the positions of the maxima were different.
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The authors would like to thank Professor Š.Veis for the support of this work and to Mr. R. M.Perkin for the language correction of the manuscript.
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Červeňan, L., Martišovitš, V. A time-resolved study of the u-v radiation produced in the initial time period of a pulsed argon discharge. Czech J Phys 23, 1333–1336 (1973). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01586522
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01586522