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P L Varghese

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Applied Optics|June 16, 2010
Reliable and efficient program for fitting Galatry and Voigt profiles to spectral data on multiple linesX Ouyang, P L Varghese
Applied Optics|June 18, 2010
Line-of-sight absorption measurements of high temperature gases with thermal and concentration boundary layersX Ouyang, P L Varghese
Applied Optics|June 26, 2010
Selection of spectral lines for combustion diagnosticsX Ouyang, P L Varghese
Applied Optics|June 10, 2010
High resolution spectral measurements in the nu(5) band of formaldehyde using a tunable IR diode laserD S Cline, P L Varghese
Applied Optics|November 8, 2005
Two-point, high-repetition-rate Rayleigh thermometry in flames: techniques to correct for apparent dissipation induced by noiseG H Wang, N T Clemens, P L Varghese
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Applied Optics|June 16, 2010
Reliable and efficient program for fitting Galatry and Voigt profiles to spectral data on multiple linesX Ouyang, P L Varghese
Applied Optics|June 18, 2010
Line-of-sight absorption measurements of high temperature gases with thermal and concentration boundary layersX Ouyang, P L Varghese
Applied Optics|June 26, 2010
Selection of spectral lines for combustion diagnosticsX Ouyang, P L Varghese
Applied Optics|June 10, 2010
High resolution spectral measurements in the nu(5) band of formaldehyde using a tunable IR diode laserD S Cline, P L Varghese
Applied Optics|November 8, 2005
Two-point, high-repetition-rate Rayleigh thermometry in flames: techniques to correct for apparent dissipation induced by noiseG H Wang, N T Clemens, P L Varghese
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