High-Powered CO2 Laser Interactions with Surfaces and Related Studies

High-Powered CO2 Laser Interactions with Surfaces and Related Studies

The genesis of this program lay in the Defense Department recognition that there are first class elements in Russian basic research conducted at many of their premier research institutes. Accordingly, the Defense Department, through the Army Research Office funded the University of Arizona to carry...

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1. Verfasser: Franken, Peter
Format: Report
Sprache:eng
Schlagworte:
ABLATION
DEPOSITION
ENERGY
HIGH POWER
LASER APPLICATIONS
LASER BEAMS
LASERS
Lasers and Masers
NONUNIFORM
SHORT PULSES
SPECTROSCOPY
SURFACES
TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER
THRESHOLD EFFECTS
USSR
X RAYS
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Zusammenfassung:The genesis of this program lay in the Defense Department recognition that there are first class elements in Russian basic research conducted at many of their premier research institutes. Accordingly, the Defense Department, through the Army Research Office funded the University of Arizona to carry out of campus research in Moscow and St. Petersburg. Key accomplishments are noted in general physics, chemistry, atmospheric research, molecular biology and x-ray imaging.