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Volume nanogratings in glass: from self-organized to well-controlled laser processing

Anton Rudenko, Jean-Philippe Colombier, and Tatiana E. Itina

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Abstract

The intrinsic mechanisms of glass decomposition by femtosecond pulses are numerically investigated. The performed combined electromagnetic calculations demonstrate that the origin of self-organized nanogratings is related to the formation and survival of the laser-induced nanopores.

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