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Spectroscopic study of REMPI for rotational temperature measurement in highly rarefied gas flows

Mori et al., 2001

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925526133222060304
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Mori H
Ishida T
Aoki Y
Niimi T
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AIP Conference Proceedings

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A measurement technique of thermodynamic variables with high sensitivity is strongly demanded for analyses of highly rarefied gas flows. REMPI (Resonantly Enhanced Multiphoton Ionization) is a powerful optical tool because of its high sensitivity even in highly …
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