Richard G. Brewer
Applied Physics Letters
An optical double-resonance effect, requiring two optical frequencies, is demonstrated in the infrared for the molecule CH3F, and provides high-precision dipole-moment values for both the ground and an excited vibrational state. The method is a particularly convenient and precise means for probing optically excited molecular levels. © 1970 The American Physical Society.
Richard G. Brewer
Applied Physics Letters
Richard G. Brewer, Azriel Z. Genack
Physical Review Letters
Richard G. Brewer, M.J. Kelly, et al.
Physical Review Letters
Richard G. Brewer
Physical Review Letters