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STP799
Laser Induced Damage in Optical Materials: 1981
Bennett HE, Guenther AH, Milam D, Newnam BE
Pages: 655
Published: 1983
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The Proceedings contain the papers presented at the Thirteenth Symposium on Optical Materials for High Power Lasers held at the National Bureau of Standards (NBS) in Boulder, Colorado, on November 17–18, 1981. The Symposium was jointly sponsored by the National Bureau of Standards, the American Society for Testing and Materials, the Office of Naval Research, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, the Department of Energy, and the Air Force Office of Scientific Research. The Symposium was attended by approximately 200 scientists from the United States, the United Kingdom, Japan, France, West Germany, the Peoples Republic of China, Sweden, and the USSR. It was divided into sessions devoted to the following topics: Materials and Measurements, Mirrors and Surfaces, Thin Films, and finally Fundamental Mechanisms. The Symposium Co-Chairmen were Dr. Harold E. Bennett of the Naval Weapons Center, Dr. Arthur H. Guenther of the Air Force Weapons Laboratory, Dr. David Milam of the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, and Dr. Brian E. Newnam of the Los Alamos National Laboratory. They also served as editors of this report. Dr. Alexander J. Glass of KMS Fusion acts as Conference Treasurer with Aaron A. Sanders of the National Bureau of Standards as the Conference Coordinator.
Table of Contents
Laser Induced Damage in Optical Materials Thirteenth ASTM Symposium November 17–18, 1981
Transparent Polymers as a New Class of Optical Materials for Lasers
Dyumaev K., Manenkov A., Maslyukov A., Matyushin G., Nechitailo V., Prokhorov A.
Survey of 1.3 μm Window Materials Continued
Fernelius N., Dempsey D., O'Quinn D., Gangl M., Knecht W.
Multispectral Chemically Vapor-Deposited ZnS: An Initial Characterization
Williangham C., Klein C., Pappis J.
Progress in The Development of Multispectral Glasses Based on The Fluorides of Heavy Metals
Drexhage M., Bendow B., El-Bayoumi O., Brown R., Banerjee P., Loretz T., Moynihan C., Shaffer J., Temple P., Bennett H.
Optical Damage, Nonlinear Transmission, and Doubling Efficiency in LiIO3
Van Stryland E., Williams W., Soileau M., Smirl A.
Studies of Laser-Produced Damage to Transparent Optical Material in the UV Region and in Crossed UV-IR Beams
Gorshkov B., Epifanov A., Manenkov A., Panov A.
Laser Damage Measurements at 492 nm Using a Flashlamp-Pumped Dye Laser
Marrs C., Faith W., Dancy J., Porteus J.
Accumulation and Laser Damage in Optical Glasses
Maldutis E., Balickas S., Kraujalis R.
Laser Damage of Crystalline Silicon by Multiple 1.06μm, Picosecond Pulses
Walser R., Becker M., Sheng D.
A Technique for Increasing the Optical Strength of Single-Crystal NaCl and KCl Through Temperature Cycling
Franck J., Soileau M.
Improving the Bulk Laser-Damage Resistance of KDP by Baking and Pulsed Laser Irradiation
Swain J., Stokowski S., Milam D., Rainer F.
Surface-to-Bulk Optical Absorption on Uncoated Sapphire and Zinc Selenide Using Photoacoustic Chopping Frequency Studies
Fernelius N.
Calorimetric Measurement of Temperature Dependent Absorption in Copper
Quimby R., Bass M., Liou L.
Reversible and Irreversible Changes in NaCl and KCl Absorption During Multiple Pulse 10.6 μm Irradiation
Wu S., Bass M., Stone J.
Intensity Dependent Absorption and Laser Induced Catastrophic Damage in Diamond Turned and Mechanically Polished Cu Mirrors at 1.06 μm
Koumvakalis N., Lee C., Bass M.
Thermo-Optic Coefficient (∂n/∂T) of 1.3 μm Laser Window Materials
Harris R., Gangl M.
Polarization Sensitive Laser Calorimetry
Miles P.
Polarization Monitor For Thin Film Depositions
Tirri B.
Cavity Phase Shift Method For High Reflectance Measurements
Kwok M., Herbelin J., Ueunten R., Segal G.
Instrumentation of a Variable Angle Scatterometer
Stowell W., Orzio F., Silva R.
Development of Laser Mirrors of Very High Reflectivity Using the Cavity-Attenuated Phase-Shift (CAPS) Method
Herbelin J., McKay J.
Damage Thresholds to Metal Mirrors by Short-Pulse CO2 Laser Radiation
Figueira J., Thomas S., Harrison R.
Laser Damage to Metal Mirrors at Nonormal Incidence
Decker D., Porteus J.
Directed Energy Production of Novel Metallic Surfaces
Draper C., Bernasek S.
The Effect of the Treatment and Ageing on KC1 Surface Breakdown Threshold
Bilibin S., Egorov V., Katsnelson A., Kovalev V., Kolesova N., Sidorov Y., Tkachenko N., Faizullov F.
Surface Finishing Using Soft Abrasives
Vora H., Anderson R., Stokes R.
Effects of Deuterium Treatments on the Optical Properties of Fused Silica
Kumar B., Fernelius N., Detrio J.
Laser Desorption Analysis of H2O and Other Contaminants from Optical Surfaces
Porteus J., Faith W., Allen S.
Electrostatic Technology for Control of Dust and Hydrocarbon Vapors in High Power Laser Systems
Hoenig S.
Laser Mirror Operation at Cryogenic Temperatures
Decker D., Hodgkin V.
Dimensional Stability of Zerodur and ULE Mirrors Undergoing Thermal Cycling
Shaffer J., Bennett J., Bennett H.
Thermo-Elastic Action of the Powerful High Pepetition Rate Laser Radiations on the Solid State Surface
Apollonov V., Chyotkin S., Khomich V., Prokhorov A.
The Promising Use of Some Heat Carriers in High Intensity Laser Optics
Apollonov V., Bystrov P., Chyotkin S., Goncharov V., Khomich V., Prokhorov A.
Laser Damage Thresholds of Thin Film Optical Coatings at 248 nm
Rainer F., Milam D., Lowdermilk W.
Effects of Undercoats and Overcoats on Damage Thresholds of 248 nm Coatings
Tuttle Hart T., Lichtenstein T., Carniglia C., Rainer F.
Laser Damage Results and Analyses for Ultraviolet Reflectors Under Multiple-Shot Irradiation
Foltyn S., Newnam B., Jolin L.
Multiple-Shot Ultraviolet Laser Damage Resistance of Nonquarterwave Reflector Designs for 248 nm
Newnam B., Foltyn S., Jolin L., Carniglia C.
Degradation of Dielectric Films by XeF Excimer Intermediates
Loudiana M., Schmid A., Dickinson J.
Pulsed D2 - F2 Chain-Laser Damage To Coated Window and Mirror Components
Amimoto S., Whittier J., Whittaker A., Chase A., Hofland R., Bass M.
Influence of Cleaning Solvents, Sunlight, Humidity, and HF Gas on Pulsed Damage and Optical Characteristics of 3.8-μm Multilayer Coatings
Porteus J., Archibald P., Bethke J., Dancy J., Faith W., Franck J., Temple P.
Index, Thickness and Birefringence of Thin Films by Guided Waves
Feldman A., Farabaugh E.
Sensitive Technique for Measuring Apparent Optical Figure Error Caused by Coating Nonuniformity
Bennett H., Burge D.
Limits to the Validity of Evaluating a Quarter-Wave, High-Reflectance Multilayer Through Analysis of Its Secondary Structure
Bennett H., Burge D.
Graded-index Antireflective Coatings for High Power Lasers Deposited by the Sol-Gel Process
Lowdermilk W., Mukherjee S.
Selective and Uniform Laser-Induced Failure of Antireflection-Coated LiNbO3 Surfaces
Seitel S., Franck J., Marrs C., Dancy J., Faith W., Williams G.
A Review of 1064-nm Damage Tests of Electron-Beam Deposited Ta2O5/SiO2 Antireflection Coatings
Milam D., Rainer F., Lowdermilk W., Swain J., Carniglia C., Tuttle Hart T.
Preparation of Thin Amorphous Films by E-Beam Evaporation from Multiple Sources
Farabaugh E., Sanders D., Wilke M., Hurwitz S., Haller W.
Improved Si-Based Coating Materials for High Power Infrared Lasers
Pawlewicz W., Martin P.
Hydrogenated Amorphous Silicon Films: Preparation, Characterization, Absorption, and Laser-Damage Resistance
Donovan T., Ashley E., Franck J., Porteus J.
Optical Properties of Hydrogenated Amorphous Carbon (a-C:H) - a Hard Coating for IR-Optical Elements
Bubenzer A., Dischler B., Nyaiesh A.
Studies of Diamond-Like Carbon Coatings for Protection of Optical Components
Stein M., Aisenberg S., Bendow B.
The Deposition of Diamondlike Carbon Thin Films on CaF2
Moravec T.
Relationship Between Coating Defects and the Limiting Flux Density a Cooled Laser Mirror Can Withstand
Palmer J., Bennett H.
A Predictive Tool for Evaluating the Effect of Multiple Defects on the Performance of Cooled Laser Mirrors
Palmer J., Bennett H.
Preliminary Experimental Results of Spot Size Scaling in Laser Induced Damage to Optical Coatings
Stewart A., Guenther A.
Recent Progress in the Studies of Laser-Induced Intrinsic Damage of Transparent Solids: Deterrent Lack Effect of Seed Electrons in Avalanche Ionization Process
Epifanov A., Garnov S., Gomelauri G., Manenkov A., Prokhorov A.
Quantum Theory of Multiphoton Free Carrier Absorption At High Intensities in Compound Semiconductors
Jensen B.
Comment on “Intense-field Effects in Solids”
Vaidyanathan A., Guenther A.
Effects of Higher Order Nonlinearities on Second Order Frequency Mixing
Harter D., Brown D.
The Use of Self-Focusing in the Prevention of Laser-Induced Damage
Soileau M., Williams W., Van Stryland E., Brown S.
Nonlinear Refractive Coefficient and Self-Focusing Damage in Glasses
He D., Fuxi G.
Nonlinear Absorption and Self-Defocusing of Intense IR-Laser Radiation in Semiconductors Due to Generation of Free Carriers
Danileiko Y., Lebedeva T., Manenkov A., Sidorin A.
Two-and Three-Photon Absorption in Semiconductors with Subsequent Absorption by Photogenerated Carriers
Van Stryland E., Woodall M., Williams W., Soileau M.
Simple Theory of Microwave Absorption in Alkali Halides
Sparks M., King D., Mills D.
Increased Breakdown Thresholds in Air by Admixing an Electronegative Gas
Volkin H.
Miscellaneous
Committee: F01
Paper ID: STP799-EB
DOI: 10.1520/STP799-EB
ISBN-EB: 978-0-8031-4865-9
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