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Christian Borde

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  • spectroscopy
    / Techniques for obtaining Doppler-free spectra

    …Theodore Hänsch of Germany and Christian Borde of France, is known as saturation spectroscopy (see Figure 2). Here an intense monochromatic beam of light is directed into the sample gas cell. If the frequency spread of the light is much less than the Doppler-broadened absorption line, only those atoms with…

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    …Theodore Hänsch of Germany and Christian Borde of France, is known as saturation spectroscopy (see Figure 2). Here an intense monochromatic beam of light is directed into the sample gas cell. If the frequency spread of the light is much less than the Doppler-broadened absorption line, only those atoms with…

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