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Photoemission from Mg irradiated by short pulse ultraviolet and visible lasers

Quantum efficiency of diamond turned magnesium was measured with low intensity, 266 nm, 12 ps, p-polarized radiation for various incident angles. The optimum quantum efficiency of 3×10−4 was obtained with p-polarized light incident close to Brewster’s angle where the absorption is maximum. Investiga...

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Published in:	Journal of applied physics 1995-02, Vol.77 (3), p.1275-1279
Main Authors:	Srinivasan-Rao, T., Fischer, J., Tsang, T.
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Subjects:	ALKALINE EARTH METALS BEAMS CATHODES EFFICIENCY ELECTRODES ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION ELEMENTS EMISSION ENERGY RANGE EV RANGE LASER RADIATION MAGNESIUM MATERIALS SCIENCE METALS PHOTOCATHODES PHOTOEMISSION PHYSICAL RADIATION EFFECTS POLARIZED BEAMS PULSES QUANTUM EFFICIENCY RADIATION EFFECTS RADIATIONS SECONDARY EMISSION 360106 > Metals & Alloys-- Radiation Effects SURFACE TREATMENTS ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION VISIBLE RADIATION
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