2021
DOI: 10.1117/1.oe.61.2.021003
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Influence of an external electric field on the energy dissipation at the initial stage of laser ablation

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“…Another fascinating area of research has emerged in PLAL, which involves the introduction of an external environment, such as an electric, magnetic, or temperature field, to examine the behaviour of NPs [160]. External fields have shown a dominant effect on nanostructural formation.…”
Section: Effects Of External Field-assisted Pulsed Laser Ablationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another fascinating area of research has emerged in PLAL, which involves the introduction of an external environment, such as an electric, magnetic, or temperature field, to examine the behaviour of NPs [160]. External fields have shown a dominant effect on nanostructural formation.…”
Section: Effects Of External Field-assisted Pulsed Laser Ablationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Одной из важных задач нелинейной оптики [1] является изучение процессов, которые связаны с взаимодействием световых полей большой интенсивности с различными материалами [2]. Хорошо известно, что лазерными импульсами можно управлять при помощи сильных внешних полей (магнитных [3], акустических [4], электрических [5]), а также с помощью самой среды, в которой распространяется импульс. Отметим, что в результате взаимодействия со светом изменяются не только исходные свойства вещества [6,7], но и характеристики самого электромагнитного импульса.…”
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“…One of the important problems of nonlinear optics [1] is the study of processes that are associated with the interaction of high-intensity light fields with various materials [2]. It is well known that laser pulses can be controlled by strong external fields (magnetic [3], acoustic [4], electric [5]), as well as by the environment, as such, in which the impulse propagates. Note that as a result of interaction with light, not only the initial properties of matter [6,7] change, but also the characteristics of the electromagnetic pulse itself.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%