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3.    UnderstandingLaserBeamParameters_form  (PAGE 1 OF 5) ... measurement of the beam diameter is not trivial. The boundary of arbitrary optical beams is not clearly defined and, in theory at least, extends to infinity. Consequently, the dimensions of laser beams cannot be defined and measured as easily as the dimensions of hard physical objects. A good example ... Related Searches: top hat

4.    pdf_297  (PAGE 8 OF 12) ... exhibits a positive flow velocity u along the normal to the target surface (x), but the individual particle velocities can span the entire range: -infinity < vx < +infinity. Any ablated material with vx > -u will be back-scattered towards the target surface; upon impacting the surface, these ...

5.    UnderstandingLaserBeamParameters  (PAGE 1 OF 5) ... measurement of the beam diameter is not trivial. The boundary of arbitrary optical beams is not clearly defined and, in theory at least, extends to infinity. Consequently, the dimensions of laser beams cannot be defined and measured as easily as the dimensions of hard physical objects. A good example ... Related Searches: top hat

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