Use of a Continuous Wave Laser and Pockels Cell for Sensitive High-Resolution Collinear Resonance Ionization Spectroscopy.

Use of a Continuous Wave Laser and Pockels Cell for Sensitive High-Resolution Collinear Resonance Ionization Spectroscopy.
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DOI:
10.1103/physrevlett.115.132501
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发表时间:
2015-09
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8.6
通讯作者:
R. de Groote;I. Budincevic;J. Billowes;M. Bissell;T. Cocolios;G. Farooq-Smith;V. Fedosseev;K. Flanagan;S. Franchoo;R. F. Garcia Ruiz;H. Heylen;R. Li;K. Lynch;B. Marsh;G. Neyens;R. Rossel;S. Rothe;H. H. Stroke-H.;K. Wendt;S. Wilkins;X. Yang
R. de Groote;I. Budincevic;J. Billowes;M. Bissell;T. Cocolios;G. Farooq-Smith;V. Fedosseev;K. Flanagan;S. Franchoo;R. F. Garcia Ruiz;H. Heylen;R. Li;K. Lynch;B. Marsh;G. Neyens;R. Rossel;S. Rothe;H. H. Stroke-H.;K. Wendt;S. Wilkins;X. Yang
中科院分区:
物理与天体物理1区
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作者:
R. de Groote;I. Budincevic;J. Billowes;M. Bissell;T. Cocolios;G. Farooq-Smith;V. Fedosseev;K. Flanagan;S. Franchoo;R. F. Garcia Ruiz;H. Heylen;R. Li;K. Lynch;B. Marsh;G. Neyens;R. Rossel;S. Rothe;H. H. Stroke-H.;K. Wendt;S. Wilkins;X. Yang

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