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A reduced-order analysis for multi-reflection-driven laser absorptance in vaporization-induced cavities
Multiple internal reflections enhance laser absorption in vaporization-induced cavities, but connecting ray histories, cavity geometry, and absorptance typically requires full ray tracing. We develop a reduced-order framework based on Beer-Lambert-type attenuation governed by an effective per-reflec
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