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Longitudinal electron beam and free electron laser microbunch measurements using off-phase rf acceleration by Ricci, Kenneth N., Smith, Todd I.

“…Magnetic dispersion followed by off-phase rf acceleration and an energy spectrometer were used to measure the longitudinal density profile of bunched…”
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Stable Isotope Ratios Using Cavity Ring-Down Spectroscopy:  Determination of 13C/12C for Carbon Dioxide in Human Breath by Crosson, Eric R, Ricci, Kenneth N, Richman, Bruce A, Chilese, Frank C, Owano, Thomas G, Provencal, Robert A, Todd, Michael W, Glasser, Jessica, Kachanov, Alex A, Paldus, Barbara A, Spence, Thomas G, Zare, Richard N

“…We have constructed a cavity ring-down spectrometer employing a near-IR external cavity diode laser capable of measuring 13C/12C isotopic ratios in CO2 in…”
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Longitudinal electron bunch measurements at the Stanford superconducting accelerator by Ricci, Kenneth N

“…Measurement of the longitudinal density profile or bunch shape of picosecond and sub-picosecond relativistic particle bunches is an active area of research at…”
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Stable Isotope Ratios Using Cavity Ring-Down Spectroscopy:  Determination of 13 C/ 12 C for Carbon Dioxide in Human Breath by Crosson, Eric R., Ricci, Kenneth N., Richman, Bruce A., Chilese, Frank C., Owano, Thomas G., Provencal, Robert A., Todd, Michael W., Glasser, Jessica, Kachanov, Alex A., Paldus, Barbara A., Spence, Thomas G., Zare, Richard N.

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Longitudinal electron bunch measurements at the Stanford superconducting accelerator by Ricci, Kenneth N

“…Measurement of the longitudinal density profile or bunch shape of picosecond and sub-picosecond relativistic particle bunches is an active area of research at…”
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Applications of advanced light sources to cavity ring-down spectroscopy by Paldus, B.A., Crosson, E.R., Ricci, K.N., Richman, B.A., Kachanov, A.A., Vodopyanov, K., Owano, T.G., Provencal, R.A., Todd, M.W., Dahnke, H., Glasser, J., Chilese, F.C.

“…Summary from only given. We have developed two types of laser sources that are both simple and inexpensive for spectroscopic applications. One is a continuous…”
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