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New FIR laser lines and frequency measurements in CD3OD

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Twenty-four new submillimeter laser lines in fully deuterated methyl alcohol (CD3OD) in the wavelength range from 52 to 328 μm have been obtained in a Fabry-Perot FIR resonator by optically pumping the methanol with a cw CO2 laser. We have made accurate wavelength measurements and have determined the relative polarization of most of the known CD3OD laser lines. The frequencies of 13 of the strongest lines were also measured.

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Vasconcellos, E.C.C., Scalabrin, A., Petersen, F.R. et al. New FIR laser lines and frequency measurements in CD3OD. Int J Infrared Milli Waves 2, 533–539 (1981). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01007418

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