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VOLUME II: GAS LASERS

SECTION 1: NEUTRAL GAS LASERS — Christopher C. Davis

SECTION 2: IONIZED GAS LASERS — William B. Bridges
SECTION 3: MOLECULAR GAS LASERS
3.1 Electronic Transition Lasers — Charles K. Rhodes and Robert S. Davis
3.2 Vibrational Transition Lasers — Tao-Yaun Chang
3.3 Far Infrared Lasers — Paul D. Coleman and David J. E. Knight

SECTION 4: TABLE OF LASER WAVELENGTHS — Marvin J. Weber

SUPPLEMENT 1: LASERS
SECTION 1: SOLID STATE LASERS
1.1 Crystalline Paramagnetic Ion Lasers — John A. Caird and Stephen A. Payne
1.2 Color Center Lasers — Linn F. Mollenauer
1.3 Semiconductor Lasers — Michael Ettenberg and Henryk Temkin
1.4 Glass Lasers — Douglas W. Hall and Marvin J. Weber
1.5 Solid State Dye Lasers — Marvin J. Weber
1.6 Fiber Raman Lasers — Rogers H. Stolen and Chinlon Lin
1.7 Table of Wavelengths of Solid State Lasers — Farolene Camacho

SECTION 2: LIQUID LASERS
2.1 Organic Dye Lasers — Richard N. Steppel
2.2 Liquid Inorganic Lasers — Harold Samelson

SECTION 3: GAS LASERS
3.1 Neutral Gas Lasers — Julius Goldhar
3.2 Ionized Gas Lasers — Alan B. Petersen
3.3.1 Electronic Transition Lasers — J. Gary Eden
3.3.2 Vibrational Transition Lasers — Tao-Yuan Chang
3.3.3 Far-Infrared CW Gas Lasers — David J. E. Knight
3.4 Table of Wavelengths of Gas Lasers — Farolene Camacho

SECTION 4: OTHER LASERS
4.1 Free-Electron Lasers — William B. Colson and Donald Prosnitz
4.2 Photoionization-Pumped Short Wavelength Lasers — David King
4.3 X-Ray Lasers — Dennis L. Matthews
4.4 Table of Wavelengths of X-Ray Lasers
4.5 Gamma-Ray Lasers — Carl B. Collins

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

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