Laser-Induced Vacancies-Relief Ordered Structures on Titanium Surface

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Generation of coupled vacancy-relief ordered structures on titanium surface induced by laser millisecond pulses irradiation was studied. To explain the geometric features of the structures the model of vacancy-deformation instability was proposed. Numerical calculation performed in accordance with the theoretical model provided good quantitative agreement with experimental results.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 1052)

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