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Is 532nm the Optimum Wavelength for Atmospheric Particle Tracking?
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[QUOTE="DaveE, post: 6434578, member: 644223"] LOL, ok. What an unusual coincidence that it landed on/near 532nm, which is the very cheapest (i.e. easiest) wavelength to generate in high power visible lasers, and one that Continuum is good at doing. Thank god they didn't land on 514nm where they might have needed an Ar-Ion laser! Too bad it didn't land on 1064nm which is even cheaper. OTOH, they said lidar vs. radar. Which is at least a factor of a thousand difference. So, OK, I guess it's optimum by some definition. [/QUOTE]
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