Nonlinear optical diagnostics of local crystallization of lead zirconate titanate films using femtosecond laser radiation

Features of crystallization of microstructures to the perovskite-like phase in a lead zirconate titanate film are studied using multiple near-IR femtosecond laser pulse radiation. The kinetics of crystallization is in situ investigated using the second-harmonic generation technique. It is establishe...

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Published in:Technical physics letters 2015-05, Vol.41 (5), p.418-421
Main Authors: Elshin, A. S., Firsova, N. Yu, Marchenkova, M. A., Emel’yanov, V. I., Pronin, I. P., Senkevich, S. V., Mishina, E. D., Sigov, A. S.
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