Study of a Gas Discharge Supported by 69 μM NovoFEL Radiation

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Nowadays, there is a lack of powerful radiation sources in the far IR range (25$250 \mu \mathrm{m}$). This is due to the fact that waves of that frequency band are too short to be generated in general supersized microwave resonator. And waves are also too long to be generated by solidstate quantum-cascade lasers. That is why there are no studies on the interaction of powerful THz radiation with a matter. There is the same situation with gas discharge research [1]. The power of the sources was small and insufficient to ignite a freely localized discharge. The creation of a powerful NovoFEL [2], [3] with a tunable wavelength made it possible to eliminate this lack of far IR sources. This paper presents the results of the latest experimental studies on the creation and maintenance of noble gas plasma in the focused beam of the Novosibirsk free electron laser (NovoFEL) radiation.

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