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Proceedings Article | 3 January 2019 Paper

Energy-pooling processes of high-lying Xe atoms under the condition of ultrahigh pumped power

Junzhi Chu, Shan He, Dong Liu, Xueyang Li, Jingwei Guo, Jinbo Liu, Shu Hu, Hui Li, Pengyuan Wang, Ying Chen, Fengting Sang, Yuqi Jin

Proceedings Volume 11042, 1104208 (2019) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2522304

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The kinetic behaviors of 6p[1/2]₀, 6p[3/2]₂ ,and 6p[5/2]₂ were examined under the ultrahigh pumped power. These processes were detected by the way of time-resolved fluorescence and ASE spectra. A theory of energy-pooling is presented under the focused condition. There are three types of energy-pooling processes. The first type is energy-pooling ionization. The obvious ionization can be observed whenever the laser prepared state is the 6p[1/2]₀, 6p[3/2]₂, or 6p[5/2]₂ state. The second type is energy-pooling with big energy difference. The energy-pooling collision between the two 6p[1/2]₀ atoms can produce one 5d[3/2]₁ atom and one 6s’[1/2]₀ atom when the prepared state is 6p[1/2]₀. The third type is energy-pooling with small energy difference. The way of generation of five secondary 6p states is energy-pooling instead of collision relaxation.

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