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Superradiant Laser Emission from Rhodamine 6G and Rhodamine B Using a Coaxial Flashpump

P. B. Mumola

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Superradiant laser emission has been observed from ethanol solutions of rhodamine 6G and rhodamine B using a coaxial flashlamp pump. The dependence of input threshold energy on dye concentration is examined. The possibility of exciting other dyes to superradiance is discussed.

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Superradiant laser emission has been observed from ethanol solutions of rhodamine 6G and rhodamine B using a coaxial flashlamp pump. The dependence of input threshold energy on dye concentration is examined. The possibility of exciting other dyes to superradiance is discussed.

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Superradiant laser emission has been observed from ethanol solutions of rhodamine 6G and rhodamine B using a coaxial flashlamp pump. The dependence of input threshold energy on dye concentration is examined. The possibility of exciting other dyes to superradiance is discussed.

Key concepts: Superradiance, Rhodamine 6G, Coaxial, Dye laser, Rhodamine, Laser, Materials science, Atomic physics

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