Ultrafast and precision processing of glass by selective absorption of fiber-laser pulse into femtosecond-laser-induced filament

Ultrafast and precision processing of glass by selective absorption of fiber-laser pulse into femtosecond-laser-induced filament
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10.1117/12.2544513
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2020-03
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Yusuke Ito;Reina Yoshizaki;Akihiro Shibata;I. Nagasawa;K. Nagato;N. Sugita
Yusuke Ito;Reina Yoshizaki;Akihiro Shibata;I. Nagasawa;K. Nagato;N. Sugita
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Yusuke Ito;Reina Yoshizaki;Akihiro Shibata;I. Nagasawa;K. Nagato;N. Sugita

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