Abstract
Fluorescein in boric-acid glass has an extremely low saturation intensity measured in saturated absorption and phase conjugation experiments to be of the order of 10 mW cm 2 . The time evolution of the long-lived luminescence is highly nonexponential, leading to a nonlorentzian spectral hole of width ∼750 millihertz in the absorption profile measured in a pump-probe experiment.
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