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Manfred Salvermoser

Title: Research Associate Email: salvermo@andromeda.rutgers.edu Phone: 973-353-1486/1158 Fax: 973-353-1434 Office: 363 Smith Hall Research: Atomic physics, plasma physics, molecular physics, spectroscopy and quantum electronics.

My field is in atomic physics, plasma physics, molecular physics, spectroscopy and quantum electronics. My research at Rutgers so far resulted in 1 Patent and 1 pending Patent in the field of ultra violet light source Technology.

Current research interests are in the field of non-equilibrium plasma physics, discharge physics, molecular physics, especially excimer light sources and lasers as well as molecular and atomic spectroscopy.

Significant Recent Publications:

"Stable high brightness radio frequency driven micro-discharge lamps at 193 (ArF * ) and 157 nm (F 2 *), M. Salvermoser, D.E. Murnick, J. Phys. D: Appl. Phys . 37 (2), 180 (2004)

“An efficient, stable, Corona discharge 172nm Xenon Excimer Light Source”, M. Salvermoser, D. E. Murnick, Journal of Applied Physics, 94 (6), 3722-3731, (2003)

“High- Efficiency, High –Power, Stable 172nm Xenon Excimer Light Source”, M. Salvermoser, D. E. Murnick, Applied Physics Letters, 83 (10), 1932-1934, (2003)

“Imaging of 1-nm-thick films with 193-nm microscopy”, M. Switkes, M. Rothschild, M. Salvermoser, OPTICS LETTERS, 26 (15), 1182-1184, (2001)

“Energy Flow and Excimer Yields in cw Rare gas-Halogen Systems”, M. Salvermoser, D. E. Murnick, J. Wieser, A. Ulrich, J. of Applied Physics 88 (1), 453 - 459, (2000)

“Anregung dichter Gase mit niederenergetischen Elektronenstrahlen – Neue Wege zu brillianten Lichtquellen und Excimer- Lasern”, A. Ulrich, J. Wieser, M. Salvermoser, D. E. Murnick, Physikalische Blaetter 56 (6), 49 – 52, (2000)

“ Lyman-alpha Emission via Resonant Energy Transfer” , J.Wieser, M.Salvermoser, L.H.Shaw, A.Ulrich, D.E.Murnick and H.Dahi, Journal of Physics B, 31 , 4589-4597 (1998).