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Laser spectroscopy

by Wolfgang Demtröder (2003)

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Laser Spectroscopy - in this second enlarged editionprovides an introduction to modern techniques and instrumentation in laser spectroscopy. The first part, which discusses the basic concepts of absorption and emission of light, the spectroscopic instrumentation for wavelength measurements and detection of light, and the spectroscopic properties of lasers, is a textbook for graduate students. The second part gives a survey on different techniques of laser spectroscopy and their applications, with ample references to the original literature. This book helps close the gap between classical works on optics and spectroscopy, and more specialized publications on modern research in this field. It is addressed to graduate students in physics and chemistry as well as scientists just entering this field of research.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreLaser spectroscopy Lead Character

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