Abstract
We give a survey of recent experimental and theoretical work on the effect of light on electron bubbles in liquid helium. The light-induced change in the bubbles is measured using an ugtrasonic technique. In helium at temperatures above about 1.7 K, we are able to produce and detect electron bubbles in the 1P quantum state. The properties of the electron bubbles are in agreement with theoretical expectations. However, the application of light to bubbles at low temperatures (T>1.5 K) resugts in. changes in the properties of the bubbles that are not yet understood.
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