R K Thareja
Articles written in Pramana – Journal of Physics
Volume 7 Issue 1 July 1976 pp 56-61 Optics And Spectroscopy
Raman processes in free-free transitions in the presence of intense laser beam
Man Mohan Puran Chand R K Thareja
The differential cross section for the electron scattering accompanied by simultaneous absorption or emisson of one Raman photon and the inverse bremsstrahlung process in an intense laser beam is calculated.
Volume 37 Issue 2 August 1991 pp 163-166
Laser induced air breakdown using 0.355, 0.532, and 1.06 µm radiation
Rekha Tambay D Victor Suvisesha Muthu V Kumar R K Thareja
Studies of breakdown threshold intensity for air at various pressures in the range of 24–760 torr using 0.355, 0.532 and 1.06 µm radiation are reported. We observe
Volume 38 Issue 4 April 1992 pp 363-368
Hyperfine structure and isotope shift studies of rhenium by laser optogalvanic spectroscopy
Ranjit Singh G N Rao R K Thareja
Doppler-limited high resolution laser optogalvanic spectra of six transitions of rhenium lying in the range 560–620 nm have been recorded. Isotope shifts between the two natural isotopes of rhenium,185Re and187Re, have been calculated in all the six transitions. Hyperfine coupling constants for eight levels belonging to the configurations 5
Volume 50 Issue 1 January 1998 pp 63-73
Numerical modeling of laser matter interaction in the presence of an ambient gas
A one dimensional numerical model to simulate the laser matter interaction in the presence of an ambient gas is presented. The model is developed by making appropriate modifications in MEDUSA, a one dimensional Lagrangian computer code, which simulates laser plasma interaction in vacuum. Various parameters of the plasma such as velocity, electron temperature, ion temperature, density, pressure, shock wave intensity of the plasma as it expands into a background gas are simulated. The results are compared with the experimental observations.
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