journal article·2022-03

Material ejection and layer peeling-off in HfO2/SiO2 thin-film beam splitters induced by 1ω and 3ω lasers

Qiang Zhou, Ping Ma, Fuming Qiu, Yunti Pu, Zhao Qiao, Liang Lv, Mingxiao Zhang, Junhui Die

Optical Materials· Volume 125
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