Broadband degenerate four-wave mixing of OH for flame thermometry

Multiplex DFWM spectroscopy of OH using a broad-bandwidth modeless laser is reported. Temperatures are derived from single-shot and averaged multiplex spectra. The results are compared to those from DFWM spectra obtained using a scanning narrow linewidth laser. Systematic errors in derived temperatu...

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Main Authors: Lloyd, G, Hughes, I, Bratfalean, R, Ewart, P
פורמט: Journal article
שפה:English
יצא לאור: 1998
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author Lloyd, G
Hughes, I
Bratfalean, R
Ewart, P
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Bratfalean, R
Ewart, P
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description Multiplex DFWM spectroscopy of OH using a broad-bandwidth modeless laser is reported. Temperatures are derived from single-shot and averaged multiplex spectra. The results are compared to those from DFWM spectra obtained using a scanning narrow linewidth laser. Systematic errors in derived temperatures arising from absorption are found to be smaller for multiplex spectra than scanning narrowband spectra at equivalent levels of saturation. The reduced sensitivity to absorption of broadband multiplex spectra is shown to be in agreement with results of a model of DFWM which includes non-degenerate contributions to the signal intensity. © Springer-Verlag 1998.
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spelling oxford-uuid:22ef33af-f16f-40b5-a1e2-7dff7da241682022-03-26T11:41:27ZBroadband degenerate four-wave mixing of OH for flame thermometryJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:22ef33af-f16f-40b5-a1e2-7dff7da24168EnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford1998Lloyd, GHughes, IBratfalean, REwart, PMultiplex DFWM spectroscopy of OH using a broad-bandwidth modeless laser is reported. Temperatures are derived from single-shot and averaged multiplex spectra. The results are compared to those from DFWM spectra obtained using a scanning narrow linewidth laser. Systematic errors in derived temperatures arising from absorption are found to be smaller for multiplex spectra than scanning narrowband spectra at equivalent levels of saturation. The reduced sensitivity to absorption of broadband multiplex spectra is shown to be in agreement with results of a model of DFWM which includes non-degenerate contributions to the signal intensity. © Springer-Verlag 1998.
spellingShingle Lloyd, G
Hughes, I
Bratfalean, R
Ewart, P
Broadband degenerate four-wave mixing of OH for flame thermometry
title Broadband degenerate four-wave mixing of OH for flame thermometry
title_full Broadband degenerate four-wave mixing of OH for flame thermometry
title_fullStr Broadband degenerate four-wave mixing of OH for flame thermometry
title_full_unstemmed Broadband degenerate four-wave mixing of OH for flame thermometry
title_short Broadband degenerate four-wave mixing of OH for flame thermometry
title_sort broadband degenerate four wave mixing of oh for flame thermometry
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