Unit –I LASER Engineering Physics - Applied Physics
Stimulated absorption (or) Absorption Let E1 and E2 be the energies of ground and excited states of an atom. Suppose, if a photon of energy E1 − E2 = hυ interacts with an atom present in the ground state, the atom gets excitation form ground state E1 to excited state E2. This process is called stimulated absorption
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