Atomic hydrogen and diatomic titanium-monoxide molecular spectroscopy in laser-induced plasma
- 1 January 2017
- conference paper
- Published by AIP Publishing in AIP Conference Proceedings
Abstract
This article gives a brief review of experimental studies of hydrogen Balmer series emission spectra. Ongoing research aims to evaluate early plasma evolution following optical breakdown in laboratory air. Of interest is as well laser ablation of metallic titanium and characterization of plasma evolution. Emission of titanium monoxide is discussed together with modeling of diatomic spectra to infer temperature. The behavior of titanium particles in plasma draws research interests ranging from the modeling of stellar atmospheres to the enhancement of thin film production via pulsed laser deposition.Keywords
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