Collisional absorption in aluminum

The interaction of ultrashort laser pulses with matter is a topic of growing interest. In particular, recent developments on free-electron lasers have opened an unexplored field in which many interesting physical phenomena are to be expected. Since hydrodynamic descriptions of the interaction proces...

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