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Contents of previous volumes on lasers from the
CRC HANDBOOK OF LASER SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

VOLUME I: LASERS AND MASERS

FOREWORD — Charles H. Townes

SECTION 1: INTRODUCTION
1.1 Types and Comparisons of Laser Sources — William F. Krupke

SECTION 2: SOLID STATE LASERS
2.1 Crystalline Lasers
2.1.1 Paramagnetic Ion Lasers — Peter F. Moulton
2.1.2 Stoichiometric Lasers — Stephen R. Chinn
2.1.3 Color Center Lasers — Linn F. Mollenauer
2.2 Semiconductor Lasers — Henry Kressel and Michael Ettenberg
2.3 Glass Lasers — Stanley E. Stokowski
2.4 Fiber Raman Lasers — Rogers H. Stolen and Chinlon Lin
2.5 Table of Wavelengths of Solid State Lasers

SECTION 3: LIQUID LASERS
3.1 Organic Dye Lasers — Richard Steppel
3.2 Inorganic Liquid Lasers
3.2.1 Rare Earth Chelate Lasers — Harold Samelson
3.2.2 Aprotic Liquid Lasers — Harold Samelson

SECTION 4: OTHER LASERS
4.1 Free Electron Lasers
4.1.I Infrared and Visible Lasers — Donald Prosnitz
4.1.2 Millimeter and Submillimeter Lasers — Victor L. Granatstein,
Robert K. Parker, and Phillip A. Sprangle
4.2 X-Ray Lasers — Raymond C. Elton

SECTION 5: MASERS
5.1 Masers — Adrian E. Popa
5.2 Maser Action in Nature — James M. Moran

SECTION 6: LASER SAFETY
6.1 Optical Radiation Hazards — David H. Sliney
6.2 Electrical Hazards from Laser Power Supplies — James K. Franks
6.3 Hazards from Associated Agents — Robin DeVore

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