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English: The electromagnetic spectrum. The scarcity of intense broadband sources of radiation in the 1012 hertz (terahertz) frequency range leaves us blind to a wide range of interesting phenomena. |
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Source | U.S. Dept of Energy - Lawrence Berkley National Lab - The advanced light source |
Author | J.M. Byrd, D.S. Robin, F. Sannibale, A.A. Zholents, and M.S. Zolotorev (Accelerator and Fusion Research Division, Berkeley Lab); Z. Hao and M.C. Martin, (ALS); and R.W. Schoenlein (Materials Sciences Division, Berkeley Lab). |
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Between the microwave and infrared regions, where electromagnetic waves oscillate at a frequency of 1012 hertz (terahertz), we have a noticeable blind spot. An almost limitless array of interesting phenomena occur at terahertz frequencies: Excited electrons orbit, small molecules rotate, proteins vibrate, superconducting energy gaps resonate, and gaseous and solid-state plasmas oscillate. The list goes on.
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