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Studies of Collision-Free Nonlinear Processes in the Ultraviolet Range

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The collision-free response of atomic systems generated by intense irradiation at 193 nm exhibits several unusual properties. The behavior observed for the dependencies on atomic number, intensity of illumination, frequency, and polarization are discussed. The experimental evidence points to collective atomic motion involving several electrons and implicates a possible role for a Coster-Kronig mechanism, enabling rapid energy transfer among atomic subshells.

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Rhodes, C.K. (1984). Studies of Collision-Free Nonlinear Processes in the Ultraviolet Range. In: Lambropoulos, P., Smith, S.J. (eds) Multiphoton Processes. Springer Series on Atoms+Plasmas, vol 2. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-70200-6_5

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