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hole burning

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hole burning [′hōl ‚bərn·iŋ]
(physics)
Saturation of attenuation or gain that is confined to a narrow range of frequencies (hole) within an inhomogeneously broadened transition when the saturating radiation is confined to frequencies within this range.
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INTRODUCTION Photochemical hole burning (PHB) has long been recognized as both a magnificent tool for ultra-high-density optical memory (1) and a fruitful spectroscopic method for detecting properties of matrix polymers (2).
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Schellenberg has also worked as a staff scientist for IBM where he was involved in construction of the world's first computer storage system based on photochemical hole burning and simulation of innovative phase-shifting masks.
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Schellenberg has also worked as a staff scientist for IBM where he was involved in construction of the world's first computer storage system based on photochemical hole burning and simulation of innovative phase-shifting masks.
OPC Technology Names Pioneer of SEMATECH's J111 Benchmark Vice ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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