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Near-field Ultrafast Nondiffractive Laser Nanoscale Cutting of Glass with Quasi-null Interface Roughness
Generally, ultrafast laser glass dicing is governed by explosive material removal, which restricts the achievable surface roughness. Here we report single-step dicing of aluminosilicate glass with residual interface roughness below 5 nm, producing optical-quality surfaces without post-processing, us
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