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Lidar Measurement of the Raman Differential Cross Section by Hydrogen Molecules
The dependence of the Raman emission pulse energy by the hydrogen molecules on the ranging distance has been obtained at the laboratory Raman lidar with YAG–Nd laser radiation second harmonic at the 532 nm wavelength. This Raman lidar equation treatment results made it possible to calculate the Raman differential cross section for H2 molecules equal to (2.70 ± 0.43) × 10–30 cm2/sr in good agreement with other data.
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