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The discussion centers on the absorption coefficient of alumina (Al2O3) in the context of laser drilling temperature distribution problems. The article "Abrupt Increase of the Absorption Coefficient of Alumina at Melting by Laser Radiation and Its Decrease at Solidification" by Vadim A. Petrov provides critical insights into the kinetics affecting the absorption coefficient during phase changes. The significance of understanding the extinction coefficient is also highlighted, with a reference to a relevant document on sapphire's vacuum UV properties.

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I am solving a temperature distribution problem related to laser drilling. In the equation I am encountering a term called ' Absorption or extinction coeffcient' of alumina. Can anybody tell how to find this ?
 
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One may wish to read this article:
Abrupt Increase of the Absorption Coefficient of Alumina at Melting by Laser Radiation and Its Decrease at Solidification
Vadim A. Petrov
International Journal of Thermophysics (impact factor: 0.95). 04/2012; 30(6):1938-1959. DOI:10.1007/s10765-009-0678-z

"The importance of kinetics in the abrupt change of the absorption coefficient of molten Al2O3 is noted. "

Meanwhile, there is a discussion of extinction coefficient here:
http://www.emtinc.us/images/Sapphire_vacuum_UV.pdf
 
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