CONFERENCES AND SYMPOSIA
V.E. ZUEV INSTITUTE OF ATMOSPHERIC OPTICS
XVII International conference on pulsed lasers and laser applications – AMPL-2025
September 14-20, 2025, Tomsk
Participant Organizations
Organization: V.E. Zuev Institute of Atmospheric Optics SB RAS, Tomsk, Russia
List of reports:
- A.A. Udalov, D.V. Baboshko, E.V. Shesterikov
Through-holes vias ceramic microstrip board metal filling by electrochemical deposition - Baboshko D.V., Udalov A.A., Shesterikov E.V.
Manufacturing technology of passive elements of optoelectronic microwave boards with air-bridges - Kulagin A.E., Trigub M.V.
Modeling of the IR-to-visible radiation conversion on competitive optical transitions in manganese vapors - Ageev B.G., Kapitanov V.A., Ponomarev Yu.N.
The development of photo-acoustic detectors for laser spectroscopy and gas analysis in IAO SB RAS - Karasev N.V., Vasnev N.A., Troitskii V.O., Trigub M.V.
Double pulse mode prospects in visual-optical diagnostics - Bobrovnikov S.M., Gorlov E.V., Zharkov V.I., Murashko S.N.
ESTIMATION OF TIME PARAMETERS OF LASER SOURCES FOR TWO-PULSE LASER DIAGNOSTICS - M.V. Trigub, D.V. Shiyanov, P.I. Gembukh
Metal Atomic Transition-Based Media for Signal Generation in the Visible and Near-Infrared Spectral Ranges - V.G. Sokovikov, P.I. Gembukh, M.V. Trigub
Investigation of the process of SERS radiation with λ = 355 nm in barium vapor - V.G. Sokovikov, P.I. Gembukh, M.V. Trigub
Investigation of the spectrum of transformed radiation observed during optical pumping of a mixture of samarium and helium vapors by UV radiation with λ = 355 nm - P.I. Gembukh, A.E. Kulagin, M.V. Trigub
Features of the small length GDT high-frequency excitation - Kryuchkov A.V., Filatov V.V., Elizarov A.I., Shaleev A.V., Kokarev D.V., Morozov A.M., Shishko V.A., Zhu X., Kustova N.V., Konoshonkin A.V., Wang Z., Wang Y., Liu D., Trigub M.V.
Russian segment of Global Aerosol-Cloud-Precipitation Observation Network (GAONet) in Tomsk - А.А. Zemlyanov, V.А. Donchenko, R.V. Ryambov, Аl.А. Zemlyanov, D.I. Kochetov
Single- and two-phonon excited fluorescence of liquid aerosol. Dependence on fluorophore concentration at different laser intensities