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A nonlinear hydrodynamic theory of ultrafast laser self-organization
Ultrashort laser pulses can induce order out of chaos. A femtosecond pulse melts a metal surface for about a hundred picoseconds; under photoexcitation with no net polarization axis, the resolidifying film nonetheless organizes into regular nanoscale patterns. Here we derive from first principles th
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