Light amplifiers employing collisions to produce a population in

Amplifiers – Parametric amplifiers – Semiconductor type

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372 34, 372 55, 372 85, 372100, H01S 300, H01S 322, H01S 30097

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047045833

ABSTRACT:
This application discloses light amplification apparatus in which population inversion is created in which energized particles collide with a lasing medium to create a population inversion. In the preferred embodiment the energized particles are atoms, ions, or molecules different than the lasing medium which are excited to a long-lived state above the ground state. Various materials usable in such light amplification apparatus are disclosed as well as means for passing light through an amplification region.

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Headrick et al., "Collisions of the Second Kind etc. . . ", 3/15/31, pp. 736-755, Physical Review, vol. 37.
Mitchell et al., "Resonance Radiation and Excited Atoms", 1934, pp. 57-89 and 154-255, MacMillan Co.
Schawlow et al., "Infrared and Optical Movers", 12/58, pp. 1940-1949, Physical Review, vol. 112.
Biberman, "V. A. Fabrikant", 5-6/68, pp. 798-799, Soviet Physics Uspekhi, vol. 10, #6.

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