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Spectroscopy

September 1, 2004

Spectroscopy

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End of the Spectrum: No Longer a Problem-less Solution (PDF)

Once thought to be unnecessary, Brookhaven Laboratory's Mini-Raman Lidar System now serves homeland security and military purposes.

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