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    Problem 7-1

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    1) The document summarizes equations related to calculating the line-center gain factor (g0) and Brioullin linewidth (ΓB) for a gas. 2) It combines equations 3-7 to derive equation 9 for calculating ΓB, which includes variables for temperature, molecular mass, gas density, and scattering cross-section. 3) Plugging in values for air, it calculates ΓB ≈ 41×10^9 s^-1, and asks if the order of magnitude is correct. 4) It combines equations 1, 2, and 9 to derive the final equation for calculating g0, including the dependence on ε, ω, T,

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    1) The document summarizes equations related to calculating the line-center gain factor (g0) and Brioullin linewidth (ΓB) for a gas. 2) It combines equations 3-7 to derive equation 9 for calculating ΓB, which includes variables for temperature, molecular mass, gas density, and scattering cross-section. 3) Plugging in values for air, it calculates ΓB ≈ 41×10^9 s^-1, and asks if the order of magnitude is correct. 4) It combines equations 1, 2, and 9 to derive the final equation for calculating g0, including the dependence on ε, ω, T,

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    1) The document summarizes equations related to calculating the line-center gain factor (g0) and Brioullin linewidth (ΓB) for a gas. 2) It combines equations 3-7 to derive equation 9 for calculating ΓB, which includes variables for temperature, molecular mass, gas density, and scattering cross-section. 3) Plugging in values for air, it calculates ΓB ≈ 41×10^9 s^-1, and asks if the order of magnitude is correct. 4) It combines equations 1, 2, and 9 to derive the final equation for calculating g0, including the dependence on ε, ω, T,

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    Problem 7-1

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    1) The document summarizes equations related to calculating the line-center gain factor (g0) and Brioullin linewidth (ΓB) for a gas. 2) It combines equations 3-7 to derive equation 9 for calculating ΓB, which includes variables for temperature, molecular mass, gas density, and scattering cross-section. 3) Plugging in values for air, it calculates ΓB ≈ 41×10^9 s^-1, and asks if the order of magnitude is correct. 4) It combines equations 1, 2, and 9 to derive the final equation for calculating g0, including the dependence on ε, ω, T,

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    So yeah can you see anything?

    So equations 1-7 are given in the exercise description

    And I just plug everything into, well, everything, to get eq. 9

    I put in some numbers

    Line-center gain factor:

    γ e ω2
    g0 = (1)
    ρ0 nv c 3 Γ B

    γ e =ε −1 q=2 k 1 (2)
    Brioullin linewidth:

    ( 2 ns +n d ) q 2
    Γ B= (3)
    ρ0

    In a gas:

    −2
    n d= n (4 )
    3 s
    1
    n s= Nm v L(5)
    3
    Mean velocity:

    8 kB T
    v=
    √ πm
    (6)

    Mean free path:

    1
    L= (7)
    √ 2 π d2 N
    Combine equations 3 and 4:

    4
    Γ =
    ( 3 )
    n q
    (8)
    s
    2

    B
    ρ0

    Unit check:

    1 s3
    ΓB []
    s
    ✔ g0 [ ]
    kgm
    ✔

    Combine 8, 5, 6 and 7:

    k B Tm

    Γ B=
    8
    9
    √ π3

    ρ0 d 2
    q2
    (9)
    Γ B for air (d=0.1nm, A=28) and 700nm light:

    1
    Γ B ≈ 41∗10 9
    s
    I’m not sure if the numbers make sense, is the order of magnitude correct?

    And finally, 1, 2 and 9:

    γ e ω2 9 γ e ω2 d2 9 ( ε −1 ) d2 −8 s
    3
    g0= 3
    = 2
    = ≈ 9.5∗10
    ρ0 nv c Γ B 8 k B Tm q 32 3 k B Tm kgm
    nv c3
    √ π 3
    n vc
    √ π 3

    The last equation – same as before, plug in all the numbers

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