Dental holographic interferometry in-vivo utilizing a
ruby laser system: I.
Formation of highly toxic hydrogen cyanide upon
ruby laser irradiation of the tattoo pigment phthalocyanine blue.
My new idea was that because of the Stokes frequency shift, this Brillouin Stokes line could experience unsaturated gain in the inhomogeneously broadened
ruby laser. So the Stokes beam, re-reflected by the back laser mirror, returned to the liquid as a strong signal, joining the initial laser beam as a new wavelength, strong enough to cause its own Brillouin shift.
The QS
ruby laser (QSRL) delivered longer-lasting skin-lightening results in less time, but the topical therapy is less expensive and has a lower risk of adverse events, wrote Dr.
* Solid state Lasers have a lasing medium that is solid crystal, like the
ruby laser or the neodymium YAG laser, which emits 1.06 micrometer wavelength.
The use of different types of lasers for caries preventive purpose has been studied ever since Stern and Sognnaes [4] first suggested the use of
ruby laser irradiation.
Menichelli, "Detonation of insensitive high explosives by a q-switched
ruby laser," Applied Physics Letters, vol.
RUBY LASER PIERCES A SAPPHIRE CRYSTAL--A pulsed
ruby laser piercing a sapphire crystal is shown on this week's front cover.
Under the directorship of renowned physicist Sebastian "Bas" Pease, the compact team, led by Dr Forrest, worked on a
ruby laser light scattering method.
Earlier, in 1962 Boyle and colleague, Don Nelson, developed the
ruby laser in 1962, and with another colleague, David Thomas, he helped to develop the semiconductor injection laser, which is found in many electronic appliances.