D. Phillips, Elizabeth A. Tanner, H. Everitt, F. D. De Lucia
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IR/THz double resonance spectroscopy has recently been proposed as a method of chemical remote sensing with isotopic molecular recognition specificity at atmospheric pressures for distances approaching one kilometer.[1] Double resonance signatures are calculated, from which the sensitivity and hardware requirements for a double resonance remote sensing spectrometer may be estimated. The extension of this technique to heavier and more complex molecules is discussed.
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