Laser machining apparatus Patent
Laser machining device with dielectric functioning as beam waveguide for mechanical and medical applications
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Laser machining device with dielectric functioning as beam waveguide for mechanical and medical applications
The present state of microwave observations of interstellar molecules is reviewed, with emphasis on the need for accurate theoretical understanding of their rates and modes of production. Typical abundances of molecular species in dark interstellar clouds are tabulated, and it is shown that in addition to abundance information observations of molecular lines can yield data on the isotope contents, velocities, and temperatures of the clouds in which they exist. Collisions, spontaneous emission, the isotropic radiation, radiation trapping, and higher-frequency radiation are evaluated as factors contributing to molecular excitation processes.
Planetary nebula NGC 7027 IR line spectra emission, examining S IV and AR III line intensities
Electromagnetically generated, high-dielectric tube forms a waveguide which retains the electromagnetic energy within the beam, the trapped beam establishes an optical frequency waveguide appropriate for its own conduction with minimum diffraction loss.
Molecular collision pumping mechanism for anomalous microwave absorption by formaldehyde rotational transition in Galaxy dust cloud
Ammonia inversion radiation in Sgr B2 region, observing distribution of density, velocity and rotational excitation
Further microwave emission lines and ammonia clouds in Sagittarius region, tabulating relevant transitions in ammonia and water
Water molecules radio spectral lines from microwave emission sources in Galaxy studied for variability, size and polarization
Water in interstellar regions detected by microwave emission from 6 sub 16 to 5 sub 23 rotational transition
Quantum optics or electronics, discussing electromagnetic waves control and interactions with matter, maser oscillators theory and characteristics, nonlinear optics, induced transparency, etc
Ammonia gas molecules in interstellar medium, discussing detection in direction of galactic center by means of microwave emission
Emission and frequency shift angles of antiStokes radiation from trapped filaments of laser light in liquids
Small trapped filaments properties in intense laser beams transmitted through various liquids, discussing power and diameters relationships to Kerr effect
Light pulses self steepening resulting from propagation in medium with intensity dependent refractive index
Light waves traveling backward and forward in very small filaments of optical material result in standing waves producing visible spatial beats, allowing detection of changes in refractive index
Self-steepening of light pulses due to propagation in medium with intensity-dependent index of refraction
Properties of self-trapped light filaments noting stimulated Raman emission and creation, containment and termination mechanisms