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Control of nonlinearity enables 3D silicon processing

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Abstract

We demonstrate effective control of the shape and depth of sub-wavelength-sized structures in silicon through repeatable single pulse modifications at the optimum wavelength of 2.1 μm, which provides a balance of Kerr-effect and multi-photon absorption.

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