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Laser-induced surface modifications, structure formation, and ablation of organic polymers

Dieter Baeuerle, Enno Arenholz, V. Svorcik, J. Heitz, Boris Luk’yanchuk, Nikita M. Bityurin

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In this paper we present recent results on laser-induce surface modifications and surface patterning by ablation. Different types of structure formation are discussed. The modeling of UV-laser ablation in nonstationary regimes is studied. Numerical calculations on the ablation rate are compared with experimental data.

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In this paper we present recent results on laser-induce surface modifications and surface patterning by ablation. Different types of structure formation are discussed. The modeling of UV-laser ablation in nonstationary regimes is studied. Numerical calculations on the ablation rate are compared with experimental data.

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In this paper we present recent results on laser-induce surface modifications and surface patterning by ablation. Different types of structure formation are discussed. The modeling of UV-laser ablation in nonstationary regimes is studied. Numerical calculations on the ablation rate are compared with experimental data.

Key concepts: Ablation, Laser ablation, Materials science, Laser, Polymer, Structure formation, Surface structure, Surface (topology)

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