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Mathematical modeling for fabricating a microstructure with a pre-specified geometry using laser -induced chemical vapor deposition
Laser-induced chemical vapor deposition (LCVD) is an emerging new technique with many practical applications. To optimize the system for fabricating a microstructure with a pre-specified geometry in pyrolytic LCVD, a three-dimensional mathematical model is developed for predicting temperature distri
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