Abstract
This Letter reports dual-frequency-comb spectroscopy in the deep ultraviolet used to characterize transient laser-produced plasmas. Dual-comb spectroscopy at these wavelengths enables access to a large number of strong electronic transitions in neutral and ionized atoms and molecules. This broadband dual-frequency-comb system at 265 nm measures multiple transitions in neutral and singly ionized iron atoms in a laser-produced plasma. Analysis of absorption spectra yields time-resolved ion and neutral column densities, excitation temperatures, and electron densities, which are measured down to 1014cm−3 levels. The results provide insights into low-temperature plasma properties.
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