Consider a resonator consisting of two concave spherical mirrors both with radius of curvature 4 m and separated by a distance of 1 m. Calculate the spot size of the TEM00 mode at the resonator center and on the mirrors when the laser oscillation is at the Ar laser wavelength A = 514.5 nm.

Consider a resonator consisting of two concave spherical mirrors both with radius of curvature 4 m and separated by a distance of 1 m. Calculate the spot size of the TEM00 mode at the resonator center and on the mirrors when the laser oscillation is at the Ar laser wavelength A = 514.5 nm.

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. Consider a resonator consisting of two concave spherical mirrors both with radius of
curvature 4 m and separated by a distance of 1 m. Calculate the spot size of the TEM00 mode
at the resonator center and on the mirrors when the laser oscillation is at the Ar laser
wavelength A
= 514.5 nm.

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