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Laser system using a spherical pumping reflector

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A solid state laser has been developed which employs a spherical pumping cavity. The rod of the active medium (ruby, neodymium, etc.) and the flash tube are symmetrically placed with respect to a plane passing through the centre of the sphere. With Nd3+-doped glass an efficiency of 3% is obtained.

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Hamal, K. Laser system using a spherical pumping reflector. Czech J Phys 18, 419–422 (1968). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01689843

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