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17 May 1996 Dynamics of laser-induced transients produced by nanosecond-duration pulses
Peter M. Celliers, Luiz Barroca Da Silva, Nicholas J. Heredia, Beth Michelle Mammini, Richard A. London, Moshe Strauss
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Abstract
We have implemented an interferometric method to probe the dynamics of transients induced in absorbing water solutions with nanosecond laser pulses delivered through an optical fiber. We examined two cases corresponding to strong absorption (deposition within 30 micrometers of the fiber tip) and moderate absorption (deposition within 500 micrometers of the fiber tip). With strong absorption the deposited energy leads to a strong stress transient followed by development of a thermally generated vapor bubble. Moderate absorption leads to a moderate stress transient and formation of a cavitation bubble cloud arising from tensile stresses that are produced in the absorbing fluid.
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Peter M. Celliers, Luiz Barroca Da Silva, Nicholas J. Heredia, Beth Michelle Mammini, Richard A. London, and Moshe Strauss "Dynamics of laser-induced transients produced by nanosecond-duration pulses", Proc. SPIE 2671, Lasers in Surgery: Advanced Characterization, Therapeutics, and Systems VI, (17 May 1996); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.240012
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KEYWORDS
Absorption

Liquids

Cavitation

Clouds

Fiber lasers

Interferometry

Laser energy

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