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Temporal and spectrally resolved measurements at 10.6 μm

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Abstract

Techniques are described which allow simultaneous spectral and temporal measurements to be made with combined resolutions approaching that set by the limit ΔνΔt = 1. The basis of the measurement is the optical Kerr effect. The application to observations of scattered radiation from laser-produced plasmas is discussed.

© 1983 Optical Society of America

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