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Polarization analysis techniques in the VUV

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Abstract

The vectorial photoelectric effect is investigated for gold and lead-oxide-glass surfaces at a variety of wavelengths in the VUV. The usefulness of this phenomenon as a basis for a VUV polarization detector is discussed.

© 1983 Optical Society of America

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