Abstract
The density of ground-state mercury ions in the cathode region of a fluorescent-lamp-like discharge is measured using laser-induced fluorescence (LIF) at 194.2 nm. LIF is used to make relative density measurements with good spatial resolution and a wide dynamic range while a previously reported absorption technique is used to provide the absolute normalization for these maps.
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