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Method for Determining Cross Sections of Excitation Transfer in Collisions with Atoms of Rare-earth Metals. 2. Application of the Method

The values of 13 partial and 15 effective cross sections of excitation transfer in Dy–Dy, Tm–Er, Tm–Tm, and Tm–He collisions are estimated. The active media of Dy, Tm, and Er–Tm vapor lasers with buffer gas He were used as collisional ones. The determination of the cross sections is based on the fac...

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