Abstract
It is shown that the exchange of perturbations of moving active medium components, such as a CO2-N2 laser working mixture, results in the damping of relaxation oscillations and stabilization of stationary lasing. Analytical expressions for frequencies and increments of relaxation oscillations and their self-excitation threshold are obtained using the characteristics of stationary lasing.
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