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Представлены результаты изучения механизмов фемтосекундных лазерных взаимодействий с системой наночастиц, осажденных на твердой диэлектрической по-верхности. Эксперименты показали, что в зависимости от уровня интенсивности осуществляются разные режимы взаимодействий лазерного излучения с наночастицами, включая частичное и полное удаление (абляцию) наночастиц и локальное повреждение самой поверхности. В режиме полной и частичной абляции наночастиц зарегистрированы следы внедрения ионов материала наночастиц в тонкий приповерхностный слой подложки. Моделирование разрушения наночастиц фемтосекундным лазерным импульсом подтверждает возможность испускания из них ионов с последующим внедрением в подложку.
Ключевые слова: лазерное воздействие, абляция, кулоновский взрыв.
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