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0dba5f3c75f84f026c7c · A quantitative study of the practical sensitivity limit of a terahertz absorption spectrometer.

A quantitative study of the practical sensitivity limit of a terahertz absorption spectrometer.

In gas spectroscopy, chemicals can be identified by the set of frequencies at which their absorption lines occur. The concentration can be quantitatively estimated from the intensity of any of the absorption lines. The sensitivity of the spectrometer, i.e

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