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1 September 1990 CO2 laser radiation-induced effects on liquid and solid particles
Michel L. Autric, Patrick Vigliano, Philippe Bournot, Philippe Caminat
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Abstract
A review of the experimental results obtained in the laboratory regarding the characterization of the phenomena limiting the propagation of laser beams through the atmosphere is presented. It identifies in particular the thermo-mechanical effects created on isolated particles - vaporization, deformation, shattering, ejection - as well as the determination of the threshold values in terms of intensity and energy density required to initiate optical breakdown on aerosols and presents a real site experiment outside the laboratory situation for special meteorological conditions (determination of the breakdown thresholds and transmission balances).
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Michel L. Autric, Patrick Vigliano, Philippe Bournot, and Philippe Caminat "CO2 laser radiation-induced effects on liquid and solid particles", Proc. SPIE 1312, Propagation Engineering: Third in a Series, (1 September 1990); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.21885
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KEYWORDS
Atmospheric particles

Particles

Pulsed laser operation

Liquids

Atmospheric propagation

Laser damage threshold

Absorption

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