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Theory of deeply subwavelength electromagnetic structuring of semiconductors due to thermal-ionization instability
We develop a theory of ionization-assisted instability that governs the reflection of intense electromagnetic pulses from a semiconductor surface. Local overheating of the material increases the free-carrier density and conductivity, which in turn enhances the absorption of the incident radiation an
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