Vladimir V. Semak
Affiliations: | Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA, United States |
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| Campbell BR, Forster LA, Lehecka TM, et al. (2008) Shallow hole drilling with ultrashort pulse lasers Proceedings of Spie. 6879 |
| Semak VV, Schiano JL. (2007) Effect of amplified spontaneous emission pedestal on femtosecond laser pulse interaction Proceedings of Spie. 6458 |
| Campbell BR, Palmer JA, Semak VV. (2007) Peculiarity of metal drilling with a commercial femtosecond laser Applied Surface Science. 253: 6334-6338 |
| Semak VV. (2006) Numerical prediction of drilling rates for ultra-high intensity laser pulses Proceedings of Spie. 6107: 610708 |
| Semak VV, Campbell BR, Thomas JG. (2006) On the possible effect of pedestal pulse on material removal by ultrahigh intensity laser pulses Journal of Physics D. 39: 3440-3449 |
| Semak VV, Thomas JG, Campbell BR. (2005) Comparison of drilling rates and material removal dynamics for nanosecond and femtosecond laser pulses Proceedings of Spie. 5713: 516-521 |
| Semak VV, Thomas JG, Campbell BR. (2004) Melting threshold and melt removal dynamics during laser interaction with steel and HgCdTe in femtosecond regime Proceedings of Spie. 5339: 448-453 |
| Semak VV, Thomas JG, Campbell BR. (2004) Drilling of steel and HgCdTe with the femtosecond pulses produced by a commercial laser system Journal of Physics D. 37: 2925-2931 |
| Semak VV, Schriempf JT, Knorovsky GA, et al. (2003) Application of melt ejection criterion in simulation of micro-machining with laser Proceedings of Spie - the International Society For Optical Engineering. 4977: 530-541 |
| Semak VV, Bragg WD, Damkroger B, et al. (1999) Transient model for the keyhole during laser welding Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics. 32: L61-L64 |