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Variation of the mechanism of Ba/sup 2+/ ions formation during multiphoton ionisation of atoms

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2 Author(s)
Suran, V.V. ; Dept. of Phys., Uzhgorod State Univ., Russia ; Bondar, I.I.

Summary form only given. Beginning with first experiments, where the effect of doubly-charged ions formation was discovered, intensive investigations to determine the mechanism leading to the production of doubly-charged ions in different spectral ranges are carried out. The main goal of our work is the creation of conditions for realization of direct two-electron mechanism of Ba/sup 2+/ ions formation in the visible spectral range. The experimental setup consists in following: during ionization of Ba atoms by visible laser radiation we realized strong additional perturbation of atoms by laser radiation of another frequency range.

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Quantum Electronics Conference, 2000. Conference Digest. 2000 International

Date of Conference: 10-15 Sept. 2000

Print ISBN:
0-7803-6318-3
INSPEC Accession Number:
6762922
Conference Location :
Nice, France
Digital Object Identifier :
10.1109/IQEC.2000.907911
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