1. Solid-state lasers

1.1 Materials

The laser transition takes place between the energy levels E ₁ and the fundamental level E ₀ . The lifetime of the upper E ₂ level into which the pumping energy is brought is very short so that the population density N ₂ is "0.

We can therefore write that the doping ions...

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References

(1) - KOKTA (M.R.) - Growth of Crystals for Solid State Lasers. - Springer Verlag. Tunable solid state lasers p. 105, 1985.
(2) - KAMINSKI (A.A.) - Laser Crystals. - Springer Series in optical sciences, vol. 14, 1981.
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