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Wechselwirkungen zwischen Laserlicht und Materie

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Die Wechselwirkungen zwischen Laserlicht und Materie überspannen ein sehr weites Feld (vgl. z.B. [2.1–2.6]), angefangen von den Prozessen im aktiven Lasermedium und an den Laserspiegeln über die Strahlführung durch verschiedene optische Komponenten bis zur gezielten Wechselwirkung in einer Prozeßkammer. Ein kleiner, für die Laserchemie bedeutsamer Ausschnitt an Wechselwirkungen wird teilweise in diesem Kapitel und teilweise in den einzelnen Sachkapiteln betrachtet. Sowohl die Laser-Material-Wechselwirkung selbst wie auch die Folgeprozesse in der laserbestrahlten Materie hängen stark von den jeweiligen Materialeigenschaften ab. Aus diesem Grund sind die nachfolgenden Abschnitte nach dem anfänglichen Aggregatzustand der laserbestrahlten Materie eingeteilt.

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