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Tunable Solid State Lasers
Proceedings of the First International Conference La Jolla, Calif., June 13–15, 1984
herausgegeben von P. Hammerling, A.B. Budgor und A. PintoInhaltsverzeichnis
- I Operational Vibronic Lasers/Advanced Design and Applications.
- Recent Advances in Transition-Metal-Doped Lasers.
- Laser Action in Cr-Doped Garnets and Tungstates.
- Optical and Lasing Properties of Cr3+, Co2+, Ni2+ and V2+ Doped Perovskites.
- Recent Progress in High Repetition Rate High Power, Line-Narrowed Alexandrite Laser.
- Alexandrite Laser Systems: Scaling to Kilowatt Powers.
- An Overview of NASA Requirements for Tunable Solid State Laser Systems and Technology.
- Laser Transmitters for Meteorological Lidar: NTAL Program.
- II Vibronic Laser Materials Spectroscopy.
- Recent Results on the Spectroscopy of Transition Metal Ions for Tunable Solid State Lasers.
- Measurements of Ti3+: Al2O3 as a Lasing Material.
- Stimulated Emission from Flashpumped Ti: Al2O3.
- Laser Pumped Single Pass Gain.
- Trivalent Cerium Doped Crystals as Tunable Laser Systems: Two Bad Apples.
- Cuprous Ion Doped Crystals for Tunable Lasers.
- III Vibronic Laser Materials Growth.
- Transition Metals in Oxide Hosts.
- Growth of Crystals for Solid State Lasers.
- Growth of Fluoride Laser Host Crystals.
- Growth of Co: MgF2 and Ti: Al2O3 Crystals for Solid State Laser Applications.
- The Laser-Heated Pedestal Growth Method: A Powerful Tool in the Search for New High Performance Laser Crystals.
- IV Vibronic Laser Theory and Cross-Fertilization Through Interdisciplinary Fields.
- Energy Transfer in Vibronic Laser Materials.
- Theory of Fluorescence Quenching in Low-Field Chromium Complexes in Solids.
- Theoretical Methods for the Study of Transition Metals in Crystals.
- Cu+ in Alkali Halides: Model Systems for Understanding Ions in Crystals.
- Electron-Phonon Interaction and Defect Processes in Laser Materials.
- Post Conference Contribution Laser Action of H3 Color Center in Diamond.
- Index of Contributors.