โ Scribed by Rachel Schatzberger; Shammai Speiser; Sol Kimel
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Rcccrvcd 3 August 1977 The 4nlul.wd R.II~.III 5catterlng (SRS) mtcnslty of next llqtrids ilnd of binxy Irquid miuturcs \V,IF rrtcdsurcd as :I functlon of the power of the pump licld and or in ,lddition;ll r.u.ii.ltion licki at tile Stokes liequcncy. In r&it p-xyicnc SRS in-tcn5lty lrdwfcr, lorm one vd_xdtuul ruodc: to modicr, W.l% observed. 111 bcillcrlc/rllrrobcrl7~rl~ ulixirurcs If Wds found pusrrblc. at v.wiow comxntrk~fion, to sclectwely gcncr.ltc SKS from one component in rhc mixture, mcluding the minor one. Irnphcationr ot' tlu: rcsuIts for the sclcctlvc c\clt,ition by the SRS procc5s of ,I angle \pccic\ in a rnivtllre arc dwxwed.
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