Ultrashort Laser Pulses Enable Clean Slicing of Large Single-Crystal Diamond Substrates
Researchers have developed an ultrashort laser pulsing method that cleanly cleaves large lab-grown diamond crystals along their optimal crystallographic plane.
Researchers have developed an ultrashort laser pulsing method that cleanly cleaves large lab-grown diamond crystals along their optimal crystallographic plane.
Researchers have derived an analytical framework describing how ultrashort laser pulses transfer energy to quantum oscillators in thermal equilibrium across ...
Researchers found that splitting laser excitation into two timed pulses overcomes single-pulse limits to amplify atomic layer motion in the ...
Researchers at the Technion and in Germany report in Nature Physics the first direct optical control of electrons in a ...
Researchers at TU Wien and UC San Diego have created the first continuously tunable X-ray harmonic source, sliding smoothly between ...
Researchers at the European XFEL have produced hard X-ray attosecond pulses with record intensity and fluence, focused to a spot ...
Auburn University physicists used ultrashort laser pulses to align nanoscale polar regions in a quantum ferroelectric metal, showing that electric ...
The University of Michigan has achieved a monumental milestone in the realm of laser physics with the successful demonstration of ...
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