Case of homogeneous broadening

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Case of homogeneous broadening g0(n) g(n) nf

Case of homogeneous broadening g0(n) g(n) nf

Case of homogeneous broadening g0(n) g(n) nf

Case of homogeneous broadening g0(n) g(n) nf

Case of homogeneous broadening g0(n) g(n) nf

Case of homogeneous broadening g0(n) g(n) nf

Case of homogeneous broadening g0(n) g(n) nf

Case of homogeneous broadening nf g0(n) g(n)

Case of homogeneous broadening nf g0(n) g(n)

Case of inhomogeneous broadening g0(n) g(n) nf

Case of inhomogeneous broadening g0(n) g(n) nf

Case of inhomogeneous broadening g0(n) g(n) nf

Case of inhomogeneous broadening g0(n) g(n) nf

Case of inhomogeneous broadening g0(n) g(n) nf

Case of inhomogeneous broadening g0(n) g(n) nf

Case of inhomogeneous broadening g0(n) g(n) nf

Case of inhomogeneous broadening g0(n) g(n) nf

Case of inhomogeneous broadening g0(n) g(n) nf

Case of inhomogeneous broadening g0(n) g(n) nf

Case of inhomogeneous broadening g0(n) g(n) nf