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Mary Foster is a graduate student at Arkansas State University. Her research focuses on the comparison of atomized mass and crater volume in laser ablation. This work involves investigating the relationship between the amount of material removed and the resulting cavity dimensions when using laser ablation techniques. Foster has one publication in this area, co-authored with collaborators Jonathan Merten and Shealyn Chestnut, both from Arkansas State University. Their shared work highlights a focus on the physical processes and measurement outcomes associated with laser-based material processing.
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- Publications: 1
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Comparison of atomized mass and crater volume in laser ablation (2025)
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Jonathan Merten
Arkansas State University
1 shared publication
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- Comparison of atomized mass and crater volume in laser ablation
Shealyn Chestnut
Arkansas State University
1 shared publication
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- Comparison of atomized mass and crater volume in laser ablation
Kyle C. Hartig
University of Florida (US)
1 shared publication
- Comparison of atomized mass and crater volume in laser ablation
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