Recoil momentum at a solid surface during developed laser ablation
L. I. Kuznetsov
Abstract
L. I. Kuznetsov
Abstract
The recoil momentum from a laser light pulse in the intensity range 10 5 –10 7 W/cm 2 is experimentally investigated for dielectric and metallic targets as a function of the pressure of the surrounding medium and angle of illumination. An equation with empirical coefficients is obtained for the recoil momentum of illuminated targets. Effects of the screening properties of the erosion jet and the back pressure on the recoil momentum are analyzed as the external pressure is varied.
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The recoil momentum from a laser light pulse in the intensity range 10 5 –10 7 W/cm 2 is experimentally investigated for dielectric and metallic targets as a function of the pressure of the surrounding medium and angle of illumination. An equation with empirical coefficients is obtained for the recoil momentum of illuminated targets. Effects of the screening properties of the erosion jet and the back pressure on the recoil momentum are analyzed as the external pressure is varied.
Key concepts: Recoil, Momentum (technical analysis), Laser, Atomic physics, Jet (fluid), Materials science, Physics, Optics