Time resolved studies of femtosecond laser induced ablation from solid surfaces
SPRINGER SERIES CHEM 63 (1998) 316-318
Abstract:
Ultrafast time resolved microscopy has been used to study the dynamics of femtosecond laser induced ablation from the surfaces of various semiconductors and metals. Upon ablation initially metallic matter transforms into a transparent state with a high index of refraction.Transient states of matter during short pulse laser ablation
PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 81:1 (1998) 224-227
Coherent acoustic oscillations in metallic nanoparticles generated with femtosecond optical pulses
PHYSICAL REVIEW B 55:20 (1997) 13424-13427
fs spectroscopy of phonon emission and absorption for a cold plasma in gallium arsenide
MATER RES SOC SYMP P 397 (1996) 21-26