Isogenous series
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Isogenous is a term occasionally used in spectroscopy that denotes when two or more spectroscopic series of transition from a common state. The word was first used in this context by Stone and Barrow in 1975.[1] In this case, an excited state of gaseous was pumped by an Argon ion laser; the excited state then relaxed to two closely separated low lying states giving two series of emission lines with a common origin.
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- ↑ Stone, T. J.; Barrow, R. F. (1 October 1975). "Laser Excited Fluorescence Spectra of Gaseous Te 2". Canadian Journal of Physics. 53 (19): 1976–1982. doi:10.1139/p75-247.
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