Optical and spectral instruments using sensors, actuators, and microsystems developed at the Institute of Spectroscopy

Physics – Nuclear Physics

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New impressive heavy metal detection limits at analysis of high pure materials and environment samples have been obtained with a laser excited atomic fluorescence spectrometer. A resonant multistep ionization spectrometer with laser ionization in capillar of atoms with radioactive nuclei is used as a chemically selective laser ion source in experiments for obtaining isobarless isotope beams and their applications in problems of new materials research, astrophysics and nuclear physics. A laser photoelectron projection spectromicroscope is developed for photoelectron image detection of single absorbing centers on a surface with an atomic-molecular spatial resolution. A number of portable spectral instruments including based on new principles has been developed for using in these laser installations and for other applications.

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