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The spectrum continues to split into upshifted anddownshiftedpeaks as the pressure continues to increase.
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In general, the harmonic peaks aredownshifteddue to the presence of an intensity-dependent factor.
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The amount of frequency downshift is calculated from the difference between thedownshiftedfrequency peak and the frequency at the central minimum.
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Combined with the frequency downshift, this absorption band strongly damps waves at high and low wavenumber s, because the modes aredownshiftedbelow the harmonic.
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In the figure, it is clearly shown that the harmonic peaks aredownshifteddue to the intensity-dependent factor discussed in the text before.
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Therefore, an electron undergoes a strongdownshiftedoptical frequency when it is accelerated in the laser propagation direction.
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However, as the ionization rate is increased further by increasing the background pressure, the spectrum of the transmitted pulse soon breaks into two dominant peaks : one upshifted and onedownshifted.
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Although the transmissiondownshiftedand the engine continued to propel the car, stopping distance compared favorably to a normal panic stop on wet asphalt.
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