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Nonlinear Dynamics of a Three‐Wave CO2 Laser with Loss Modulation

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The nonlinear dynamics of a CO2 laser having continuous electrical discharge pumping and loss modulation and generating in three vibrational‐rotational lines of the same vibrational band is investigated theoretically. It is shown that it is possible to monitor the time and energy parameters of radiation in rather wide ranges by changing the depth and frequency of modulation and also the relationship between the constant components of losses. The character of the response of the three‐wave laser in loss modulation in one or two channels at certain parameters is similar to the response of a system with two degrees of freedom. In loss modulation simultaneously in three channels the response is equivalent to the response of a system with one degree of freedom.

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Kuntsevich, B.F. Nonlinear Dynamics of a Three‐Wave CO2 Laser with Loss Modulation. Journal of Applied Spectroscopy 69, 388–394 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1019799132061

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