The physics in applications of ultrafast lasers


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2011

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High precision and high throughput material processing using ultrashort pulsed laser radiation of high average power requires a detailed understanding of the laser matter interaction on ultrafast time scales. In this paper, we will focus on energy transport mechanisms based on the two-temperature-model and the resulting ablation regimes for single pulses. Heat accumulation at high pulse repetition rates and spatial pulse overlap will be discussed. Additional, a novel nonthermal ablation mechanism for graphite and corresponding materials will be presented. © 2011 SPIE.

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Proceedings of SPIE

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830603

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SPIE

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Photonics, Devices, and Systems V

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