Nonlinear Spectroscopy

Laser Spectroscopy Podcast by Peter Beyersdorf

Nov 5, 200901:17:12Science & Medicine

We look at how saturation causes hole burning in a spectral line, and measurement techniques such as lamb-dip spectroscopy and intermodulated fluorescence that can take advantage of this for doppler-free measurements.

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