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Development of a Background-Free, Broadband Absorption Method using Ultrafast Lasers: Time-Resolved Optically Gated Absorption (TOGA) Spectroscopy

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Abstract

We demonstrate a robust ultrafast-laser technique, referred to as time-resolved optically gated absorption (TOGA) spectroscopy, for acquiring broadband, background-free, single-laser-shot absorption spectra for use in combustion diagnostics.

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