Abstract
A high-speed image converter camera has been used to study the time variations as a function of position of the light emitted from a pink ruby operated as a laser. The gross properties of the emitted light follow the thereotical predictions reasonably well, but the new experimental technique used in these studies reveals a wealth of detail about the time variations of this light which has not been previously reported.
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