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Uv Lasers Effects And Applications In Materials Science W W Duley

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Uv Lasers Effects And Applications In Materials Science W W Duley
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Publisher: Cambridge University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 18.27 MB
Pages: 418
Author: W. W. Duley
ISBN: 9780511524134, 9780521020060, 9780521464987, 0511524137, 0521020069, 0521464986
Language: English
Year: 2005

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Uv Lasers Effects And Applications In Materials Science W W Duley by W. W. Duley 9780511524134, 9780521020060, 9780521464987, 0511524137, 0521020069, 0521464986 instant download after payment.

This volume provides the first comprehensive overview of the modern use of ultraviolet laser radiation in the processing of materials. Lasers operating at ultraviolet wavelengths combine the ability to vaporize the most refractory of materials with the precision to ablate micron-sized holes in polymers and remove thin layers from the cornea for corrective surgery of the human eye. This book explores the use of UV laser radiation for the ablation and deposition of metals, insulating solids, polymers, semiconductors and superconductors. It emphasizes the physical mechanisms accompanying these processes and the conversion of intense UV radiation to photothermal and photochemical energy in irradiated materials. This will be an invaluable sourcebook of current information in the rapidly developing field of laser applications for engineers, scientists, researchers and students in universities, government laboratories and the private sector. A valuable supplementary text for graduate courses in materials science.

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