Unit –I LASER Engineering Physics - Applied Physics
According to Boltzmann’s distribution the population of an energy level E, at temperature T is given by #$ # % & '()* + Where # is the population of the lower level or ground state and k is the Boltzmann’s constant. From the above relation, the population of energy levels " and " are
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