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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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