Abstract
A luminescence pulse has been observed from a laser-created bubble in liquid nitrogen and liquid argon at the first collapse point of the bubble. An unusual feature is that the width of the pulse is of order 100–1000 ns, much longer than the 2–8 ns pulses observed when the same experiment is carried out with a water sample.
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