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[en] The spatial and temporal distribution of the self-generated magnetic fields were measured in a laser spark produced by double pulses in air. When an atmospheric air breakdown is produced by two sequential laser pulses a resonance-like phenomenon occurs which can be used for the study of the dependence of the amplitude of self-generated magnetic field on the time separation. The results are compared with those obtained when plasma in air was ignited on metal and dielectric targets. (D.Gy.)
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Bakos, J.S.; Soerlei, Zsuzsa (eds.); Eoetvoes Lorand Fizikai Tarsulat, Budapest (Hungary); Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest. Central Research Inst. for Physics; 539 p; ISBN 963 372 373 6; 
; Jun 1985; p. 237-239; Koezponti Fizikai Kutato Intezet; Budapest (Hungary); 17. International conference on phenomena in ionized gases; Budapest (Hungary); 8-12 Jul 1985; 9 refs.; 3 figs.
; Jun 1985; p. 237-239; Koezponti Fizikai Kutato Intezet; Budapest (Hungary); 17. International conference on phenomena in ionized gases; Budapest (Hungary); 8-12 Jul 1985; 9 refs.; 3 figs.