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Direct modification of silicon surface by nanosecond laser interference lithography

Wang et al., 2013

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1167263505771064003
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Wang D
Wang Z
Zhang Z
Yue Y
Li D
Maple C
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Applied Surface Science

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Periodic and quasi-periodic structures on silicon surface have numerous significant applications in photoelectronics and surface engineering. A number of technologies have been developed to fabricate the structures in various research fields. In this work, we take …
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