journal article·2022-06

Femtosecond laser–induced damage characteristics of the novel fluorozirconate glasses

Fan Yang, Yan Yao, Shunbin Wang, Shixun Dai, Peiqing Zhang, Zijun Liu, Pengfei Wang

Optical Materials· Volume 128
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