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The 25 pages that link to Stimulated emission, each with the reason it gives.

• LaserRelated: This process creates copies of photons that amplify the laser field.

• Population inversionRelated: Inversion lets this process outnumber absorption, producing net gain.

• Hydrogen maserRelated: It amplifies microwave radiation in the hydrogen storage bulb.

• Laser diodeRelated: It produces the matching photons that amplify light inside the diode.

• Einstein coefficientsRelated: The coefficient B₂₁ measures this radiation-driven transition.

• Excimer laserRelated: It amplifies ultraviolet light as excimer molecules decay.

• Fiber laserRelated: It is the amplification process inside the doped fiber.

• Ruby laserRelated: It amplifies the red photons generated by excited chromium ions.

• Helium–neon laserRelated: Stimulated emission amplifies the red light generated by excited neon atoms.

• Solid-state laserRelated: This process makes photons multiply coherently within the solid gain medium.

• Dye laserRelated: Excited dye molecules amplify light by emitting photons stimulated by photons already in the beam.

• Arthur Leonard SchawlowRelated: This process makes laser light possible, giving spectroscopy an unusually precise light source.