Justin Trice

Pulsed-laser-induced dewetting in nanoscopic metal films : Theory and experiments

Hydrodynamic pattern formation (PF) and dewetting resulting from pulsed-laser-induced melting of nanoscopic metal films have been used to create spatially ordered metal nanoparticle arrays with monomodal size distribution on

Self-organized metal nanostructures through laser-interference driven thermocapillary convection

\mathrm{Si}{\mathrm{O}}_{2}∕\mathrm{Si}

Laser-induced short- and long-range orderings of Co nanoparticles on SiO2

substrates. PF was investigated for film thickness

Nanostructure and microstructure of laser-interference-induced dynamic patterning of Co on Si

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Self-consistent determination of plasmonic resonances in ternary nanocomposites

laser absorption depth

In silico design of metal-dielectric nanocomposites for solar energy applications

\ensuremath{\sim}11\phantom{\rule{0.3em}{0ex}}\mathrm{nm}

Design and optimization of plasmonic-based metal-dielectric nanocomposite materials for energy applications

, and different sets of laser parameters, including energy density

Effect of surface roughness on laser-driven instability dewetting of ultrathin Co films

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Computational modeling of laser-induced self-organization in nanoscopic metal films for predictive nanomanufacturing

and the irradiation time, as measured by the number of pulses

Novel Self-Organization Mechanism in Ultrathin Liquid Films: Theory and Experiment

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