FM spectroscopy detection of stimulated Raman gain

M. Levenson; W.E. Moerner; D.E. Horne

doi:10.1364/OL.8.000108

Optics Letters

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01 Feb 1983

FM spectroscopy detection of stimulated Raman gain

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We have used FM spectroscopy to detect the stimulated Raman gain effect in deuterium, demonstrating for the first reported time the quantum-noise-limited performance of this technique. © 1983 Optical Society of America.

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