Laser smoothing of sub-micron grooves in hydroxyl-rich fused silica
Authors:
- Nan ShenNSNan Shen
- Manyalibo J. MatthewsMMManyalibo J. Matthews
- James E. FairJFJames E. Fair
- Jerald A. BrittenJBJerald A. Britten
- Hoang T. NguyenHNHoang T. Nguyen
- Diane CookeDCDiane Cooke
- Selim ElhadjSESelim Elhadj
- Steven T. YangSYSteven T. Yang
- 1 April 2010
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Applied Surface Science
- Vol. 256 (12) , 4031-4037
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