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Possibilities for gamma-ray stimulated emissionexperiments

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We show that gamma-ray stimulated emission experiments are comparatively easy and inexpensive. The registration of a double- (N2γ/Nγ) and a triple-energy peak (N3γ/Nγ) is possible and the relation between their intensities permits the calculation of the recoilles factor fs (stimulated) and making a conclusion about constructing a working gamma-ray laser.

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  1. P. Kamenov
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Kamenov, P., Petrakiev, A. Possibilities for gamma-ray stimulated emissionexperiments. Hyperfine Interactions 107, 441–445 (1997). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1012099521046

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