SOLID-STATE MATERIALS FOR CW TUNABLE INFRARED-LASERS

[1] [Anonymous], 1977, SEMICONDUCTOR LASERS

[2] AUZEL F, 1980, NATO ADV STUDY I SER, V61, P213

[3] FREQUENCY BEHAVIOR AND LINEWIDTH OF CW SINGLE-MODE COLOR CENTER LASERS [J]. OPTICS COMMUNICATIONS, 1977, 22 (03) : 269 - 271

[4] TUNING OF PBSE LASERS BY HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE FROM 8 TO 22 MU [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1968, 173 (03): : 699 - +

[5] EFFICIENT, SINGLE-MODE, CW, TUNABLE SPIN-FLIP RAMAN LASER [J]. APPLIED PHYSICS LETTERS, 1971, 18 (06) : 229 - +

[6] DAMEN TC, 1981, IEEE J QUANTUM ELECT, V17, P215

[7] OPTICAL-PROPERTIES AND STABLE, BROADLY TUNABLE CW LASER OPERATION OF NEW FA-TYPE CENTERS IN TL+-DOPED ALKALI-HALIDES [J]. OPTICS COMMUNICATIONS, 1981, 39 (06) : 391 - 395

[8] HARMAN TC, 1971, PHYSICS SEMIMETALS N, P363

[9] TUNABLE PICOSECOND INFRARED PULSE GENERATION FROM A MODE-LOCKED FA (II) COLOR-CENTER LASER [J]. OPTICS LETTERS, 1980, 5 (01) : 7 - 9

[10] OPTICAL MASER OSCILLATION FROM NI2+ IN MGF2 INVOLVING SIMULTANEOUS EMISSION OF PHONONS [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS, 1963, 11 (07) : 318 - +

[1] [Anonymous], 1977, SEMICONDUCTOR LASERS

[2] AUZEL F, 1980, NATO ADV STUDY I SER, V61, P213

[3] FREQUENCY BEHAVIOR AND LINEWIDTH OF CW SINGLE-MODE COLOR CENTER LASERS [J]. OPTICS COMMUNICATIONS, 1977, 22 (03) : 269 - 271

[4] TUNING OF PBSE LASERS BY HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE FROM 8 TO 22 MU [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1968, 173 (03): : 699 - +

[5] EFFICIENT, SINGLE-MODE, CW, TUNABLE SPIN-FLIP RAMAN LASER [J]. APPLIED PHYSICS LETTERS, 1971, 18 (06) : 229 - +

[6] DAMEN TC, 1981, IEEE J QUANTUM ELECT, V17, P215

[7] OPTICAL-PROPERTIES AND STABLE, BROADLY TUNABLE CW LASER OPERATION OF NEW FA-TYPE CENTERS IN TL+-DOPED ALKALI-HALIDES [J]. OPTICS COMMUNICATIONS, 1981, 39 (06) : 391 - 395

[8] HARMAN TC, 1971, PHYSICS SEMIMETALS N, P363

[9] TUNABLE PICOSECOND INFRARED PULSE GENERATION FROM A MODE-LOCKED FA (II) COLOR-CENTER LASER [J]. OPTICS LETTERS, 1980, 5 (01) : 7 - 9

[10] OPTICAL MASER OSCILLATION FROM NI2+ IN MGF2 INVOLVING SIMULTANEOUS EMISSION OF PHONONS [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS, 1963, 11 (07) : 318 - +