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In this paper, we present a theoretical model which treats one-dimensional target heating and vaporization as well as energy absorption and collision reactions in the melting metal vapor. The coupling effects have been calculated for 0.308-micrometers XeCl laser radiation to aluminum. The incident laser intensity and the pulsed duration are 107 - 109 W/cm2 and 80-ns respectively. The time relations of thermal and impulse coupling coefficients are obtained by solving non-linear heat conduction and rate equations about the temperature and density. These results are compared with the experiment measurements and the agreement is fairly good.
Jian Quan Zhang,Xin Tu, andFeng Liu
"Coupling effects of pulsed XeCl laser radiation to aluminum", Proc. SPIE 1928, International Symposium on Laser-Plasma Interactions, (10 September 1993); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.155761
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Jian Quan Zhang, Xin Tu, Feng Liu, "Coupling effects of pulsed XeCl laser radiation to aluminum," Proc. SPIE 1928, International Symposium on Laser-Plasma Interactions, (10 September 1993); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.155761