X-ray laser implementation by means of a strong source of high-spin metastable atoms

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1983
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High-spin metastable atomic beams of high density and extremely small divergence can be produced by electron capture during grazing-angle scattering of ion beams at ferromagnetic surfaces. This can be used to generate a long-lived reservoir of Li 1s2s2p P5204 with enough density of metastables so that after laser-induced transfer to Li 1s2p2P2 strong lasing at 207 Å should occur. This novel technique can also be used to produce a variety of other metastables known as potential candidates for lasing at shorter wavelengths.

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Helman, J.S., Rau, C. and Bunge, C.F.. "X-ray laser implementation by means of a strong source of high-spin metastable atoms." Physical Review A, 27, no. 1 (1983) American Physical Society: 562. http://dx.doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevA.27.562.

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