Collective scattering of CO2-laser light by the highly ionized argon plasma of a hollow cathode discharge

B.F.M. Pots; J.J.H. Coumans; D.C. Schram

Collective scattering of CO2-laser light by the highly ionized argon plasma of a hollow cathode discharge

B.F.M. Pots, J.J.H. Coumans, D.C. Schram

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Report on collective scattering of CO/sub 2/-laser light with optical homodyne detection. The emphasis lies on the measurement of spontaneously appearing turbulence in a medium density plasma (n/sub e/=10/sup 19/-10/sup 20/ m/sup -3/) with a c.w. low power CO/sub 2/-laser (P/sub i/ approximately=2W). The authors compare the fluctuation level measured by scattering with the level at frequencies below 1 MHz measured by optical probes. These optical probes measure the plasma light fluctuations

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Controlled fusion and plasma physics : Fusion IX : 9th Eurpean conference. Contributed papers. Vol. 1
Place of Publication	Abingdon, UK
Publisher	UKAEA Culham Lab
Pages	30
Publication status	Published - 1979

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Controlled fusion and plasma physics : Fusion IX : 9th Eurpean conference. Contributed papers. Vol. 1. Abingdon, UK : UKAEA Culham Lab, 1979. p. 30.

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Collective scattering of CO2-laser light by the highly ionized argon plasma of a hollow cathode discharge

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