Textbook Suggestions For Lasers and Laser Ablation

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The discussion centers around a graduate student seeking recommendations for textbooks and research papers on laser ablation, specifically focusing on fluence as a function of distance. The student, who holds a B.Sc. in physics and is currently engaged in research, is looking for resources that provide comprehensive coverage of the topic. Various suggestions from the community include specific textbooks and academic papers that delve into the principles and applications of laser ablation, aiming to enhance the student's understanding of the subject matter. The emphasis is on finding high-quality, relevant materials that align with the student's research needs.
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TL;DR Summary: Text recommendations for laser ablation for grad student.

Hi all,

Long time reader, first time poster. I graduated with a B.Sc. in physics in May 2024. I am now currently doing research in my graduate studies. As such, I have been tasked with finding one or two good textbooks and/or some papers on lasers. I am curious to see what the community thinks would be a good textbook to use to learn the topic and covers laser ablation. I am primarily interested in the fluence as a function of distance for laser ablation. I have come across a few online, but nothing is quite on par with what I am aiming to find.

Thank you in advance!
 

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