Novel Ultraviolet Laser: Generation, Properties and Applications
A special issue of Photonics (ISSN 2304-6732). This special issue belongs to the section "Lasers, Light Sources and Sensors".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 15 January 2025 | Viewed by 3095
Special Issue Editors
Interests: UV laser; nonlinear optics; ultrafast imaging; inspection & manufacturing; high harmonic generation
Interests: high-field optics; high-power mid-infrared (MIR) laser; ultrafast few-cycle lasers; deep UV lasers; nonlinear optics
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Dear Colleagues,
The generation of ultraviolet lasers, or laser-like coherent light sources in the ultraviolet range, often has a strong impact on both fundamental research and applied industrial applications. Ultraviolet optical sources are the only means of providing some unique optical properties, including an extremely short wavelength, a broad frequency bandwidth, high photon energy, and high levels of interaction with almost all materials. These optical properties are critical for the development of many emerging techniques, including super-resolution imaging and lithography, multi-octave and few-cycle laser pulse generation, cold ablation and heat-affected zone free machining, highly sensitive atomic emission spectroscopy and selective sterilization.
These novel techniques further promote the development of a wide range of applications in multiple disciplines, including advanced semiconductor manufacturing, femto/atto-physics and chemistry, precision biology and medicine.
The aim of this Special Issue is to encourage researchers to report their latest achievements in the generation of novel ultraviolet laser sources or the exploration of new properties and the potential applications of these novel ultraviolet lasers. The scope of this Special Issue includes, but is not limited to, the following topics:
- Fourth to sixth harmonic generation for UV laser generation;
- UV laser-based micro and nanofabrication;
- Super resolution imaging and tomography using UV laser;
- Application of Ultraviolet Laser Working in Cold Ablation;
- Heat-affected zone minimization;
- Nano particle and graphene synthesis using UV laser;
- Nano-resolution additive manufacturing using UV polymerization;
- DUV disinfection and sterilization;
- UV spectroscopies for material characterization;
- UV breakdown spectroscopy for environmental monitoring;
Dr. Hao Li
Prof. Dr. Houkun Liang
Dr. Xia Yu
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- UV laser generation
- fourth and fifth harmonic generation
- sum frequency generation for UV laser
- supercontinuum and few-cycle laser pulse generation reach to UV range
- UV lithography
- UV imaging and tomography
- UV precision machining
- UV nano-microfabrication
- UV synthesis of particle
- UV polymerization
- DUV disinfection and sterilization
- UV photoelectron spectroscopy
- UV breakdown spectroscopy
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