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Luminescence lifetime response of pressure-sensitive paint to a pressure transient
Pressure-sensitive paint (PSP) is used to acquire high-fidelity images of steads pressure distributions across surfaces. The PSP luminescence emission response to excitation light depends in a straightforward way on the oxygen concentration (hence air pressure) and the irradiance incident on the PSP
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