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laser spiking: a standalone construct

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Laser physics

the train of irregular or damped output spikes of solid-state lasers explained through coupled rate equations for population and photons.

In laser physics, laser spiking refers to the train of irregular or damped output spikes of solid-state lasers explained through coupled rate equations for population and photons. This meaning comes from Tang (1963) in Journal of Applied Physics.[1]

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  1. Tang, C. L., Statz, H., & deMars, G. (1963). Spectral Output and Spiking Behavior of Solid-State Lasers. Journal of Applied Physics, 34(8), 2289-2295. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.1702732

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