Screening of laser radiation by the damage products of different metals

Goncharov, V. K.; Karaban, V. I.; Ostrometskiĭ, V A

doi:10.1070/qe1986v016n06abeh006914

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“…Potentially the most useful methodological outcome of this work might be in further investigations of the meaning and the interpretation of wave functions in quantum cosmology. Starting again with Starobinsky's paper [6], there is a definite, positive identification of the square of the minisuperspace wave function with the solutions to the Fokker-Planck equation in stochastic inflation [17,9,18]. The physics behind the emergence of classical properties in models considered here, should clearly help us to understand better the decoherence in quantum cosmology.…”

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confidence: 66%

Stochastic dynamics of coarse-grained quantum fields in the inflationary universe

Mijic

1994

Phys. Rev. D

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Stochastic dynamics of coarse-grained quantum fields in the inflationary universe

Mijic

1994

Phys. Rev. D

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“…As is well known, a global structure of inflation is very complicated because of the continuous creation of new inflationary domains via quantum fluctuation. We can grasp this feature by using a stochastic approach [9][10][11], but this method does not incorporate the information of geometry completely. The GE can describe the spacetime of inflation whose local Hubble radius is different from place to place.…”

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Application of gradient expansion to an inflationary universe

Nambu¹,

Taruya²

1996

Class. Quantum Grav.

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Certain Features of Interaction Between Laser Radiation and Metals

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The paper presents experimental investigation results concerning the problem of optimising the efficiency of interaction between laser radiation and metals. We used several types of Nd lasers featuring the desired combination of power, temporal and spatial radiation parameters as sources of the radiation required. To pump these lasers, we employed rectangular pulses at a periodicity eliminating effects characteristic of continuous-wave and pulsed laser operation modes. This limits the laser radiation parameters driving the interaction efficiency functions to strictly those parameters that match the single-pulse laser operation mode. Temporal radiation parameter variation involved measurements in the free-running and high-frequency Q-switching modes as well as adjusting pumping (lasing) pulse durations. Power parameter variation was implemented through altering radiation energy density over the irradiated surface. Spatial structure of the ablative radiation was varied by means of optical radiation transfer facilities and different laser emitters. The experimental investigation results allowed us to establish certain patterns concerning the interaction between laser radiation and metals as a function of radiation parameters listed

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Screening of laser radiation by the damage products of different metals

Cited by 3 publications

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Stochastic dynamics of coarse-grained quantum fields in the inflationary universe

Stochastic dynamics of coarse-grained quantum fields in the inflationary universe

Application of gradient expansion to an inflationary universe

Certain Features of Interaction Between Laser Radiation and Metals

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