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Assignment of the 15NH3 ν2(2a->2s) Rotational MIR Laser Transitions Pumped by a Tunable CO2 Laser

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The assignment of the 15NH3 MIR rotational laser lines previously observed (T. Tillert, et at. Int. J. of IR&MMW 17,1011-21(1996)) inside the 2ν2 vibrational level is reported. The most part of the reported emissions of this isotopic species is due to the off resonance two photon pumping (Oa->1s->2a) with intermediate detunings as large as 800GHz

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Marchetti, S. Assignment of the 15NH3 ν2(2a->2s) Rotational MIR Laser Transitions Pumped by a Tunable CO2 Laser. International Journal of Infrared and Millimeter Waves 24, 761–762 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1023300807423

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