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High-resolution extreme ultraviolet laser spectroscopy of H/sub 2/ and D/sub 2/ in the range from 91 to 98 nm

Paul Hinnen, W. Hogervorst, S. Stolte, W. Ubachs

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The present study shows that a coherent laser-based source in the region of the extreme ultraviolet offers great spectroscopic potential and is now applied in various spectroscopic investigations with a resolution and accuracy superior to the best classical spectrographs.

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The present study shows that a coherent laser-based source in the region of the extreme ultraviolet offers great spectroscopic potential and is now applied in various spectroscopic investigations with a resolution and accuracy superior to the best classical spectrographs.

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The present study shows that a coherent laser-based source in the region of the extreme ultraviolet offers great spectroscopic potential and is now applied in various spectroscopic investigations with a resolution and accuracy superior to the best classical spectrographs.

Key concepts: Extreme ultraviolet, Ultraviolet, Resolution (logic), Spectroscopy, Laser, Range (aeronautics), Optics, Materials science

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