Nonlinear optical effects for plasma diagnostics
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3. The related nonlinear optical effects of stimulated scattering from plasmons and acoustic waves in an underdense plasma can produce light near one frequency, the frequency of maximum gain. However, this scattering gives much less information than would a complete Raman, TWM or RIKE spectrum. For the theory of stimulated effects in plasmas, see [4]
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