im stimulated emission,why electron is forced to come back to ground state??

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im stimulated emission,why electron is forced to come back to ground state??

Taj Kumar 21st Aug, 2022

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aswathypadinjakkara 21st Aug, 2022

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The stimulated emission process causes the electron to fall back from the excited state to the ground state. In order to stimulate this process, the energy of the incident photon must equal the energy difference between the excited and ground state.

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