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Numerical, semi-analytical and experimental investigation of CO2 laser-induced micro-damaged zone on soda-lime glass in scanning mode
This study investigates laser-induced decoration of soda-lime glass, emphasizing how laser parameters, particularly power and scanning speed, affect surface morphology and optical properties. An initial analytical model, inspired by existing literature, is developed to predict the dimensions of the
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