… dynamics inside the coating drives the time evolution of the rubidium density in the gas
phase. Therefore, we get the important result that LIAD is mostly a bulk effect and not only a …

… of a pure, light-absorbing gas forms the ideal playground for light-induced kinetic effects (LIKE), …
(and best studied) effect, light-induced drift (LID), cannot occur in a pure gas, since this is …

… As an example, we mention light-induced diffusive pulling [37],which occurs in a gas … of
the diffusion coefficient (see appendix) [40].Another related effect is Surface Light-Induced Drift. …

… study of the light-induced phenomena of gas pressure anisotropy and its cooling or heating,
a boundless gas was considered. In a boundless one-component gas, the magnitude of the …

… This allowed us to assign it exclusively to the process of deposition of atoms from the gas
phase, rather than to their surface diffusion from dark regions, because in the latter case the …

… -kinetic properties of the gas. Development of Onsager kinetic … of light-induced transport
phenomena for a binary gas mixture … This is contrary to the basic theory of light-induced transport …

… gas flows inporous media, caused not by the concentration or pressure gradients but by
surface light-induced … In conclusion, we have analyzedhere surface lightinduced drift in …

Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the concept of light-induced drift (LID), which is
a mechanical effect of light at the interface of the kinetic theory and laser spectroscopy. The …

… in quantum wells and dubbed light-induced drift LID, was … Light-induced drift can also
occur in gases. This phenom… Light-induced diffusion flow LIDF resulting from a nonuniform …

… data for gases in liquid mixtures are still scarce. To measure the diffusivity of dissolved oxygen
in aqueous solutions of glycerol and propylene glycol, a planar light induced fluorescence …