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Mittelmann, Steffen, Riedlinger, Jan, Buchner, Benedikt, Schwarz-Selinger, Thomas, Mayer, Matej, Pretzler, Georg |
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Journal of Applied Physics; 9/14/2024, Vol. 136 Issue 10, p1-7, 7p |
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In approaches to analyze material composition or in processing tasks using ultra-short laser ablation, it is of particular interest how ablated materials are distributed across the solid angle in front of the interaction region. We found that with our sub-10-fs laser in the regime from 10 14 W / c m 2 to 10 17 W / c m 2 , the solid angle of the ablation cone decreases significantly along with the laser intensity in a vacuum environment. For this observation, we used ion-beam analysis to investigate the distribution of tungsten collected on silicon catcher plates arranged across the solid angle of the laser-ablation cone. Moreover, we used other post-mortem tools, such as scanning electron microscopy and confocal laser scanning microscopy, to determine the ablation threshold of F t h = 468 mJ / c m 2 of our tungsten samples. Here, clearly, two laser intensity-dependent ablation regimes can be observed in the detection of a crater depth and a ablation cone angle. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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