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Femtosecond laser burst ablation of vanadium for pulsed laser deposition
Femtosecond pulsed laser deposition (fs-PLD) is known for its versatility in materials and its near-stoichiometric transfer of complex target compositions. However, this ultrafast ablation inherently promotes explosive material removal, leading to nanoparticle contamination in the deposited thin fil
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