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7 February 2006 Damage behavior of HfO2 monolayer film containing gold nanoparticles as artificial absorbing defects
S. Papernov, A.W. Schmid, A.L. Rigatti, J.B. Oliver, J.D. Howe
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Abstract
Hafnia is one of the most utilized high-index materials in thin-film multilayer coatings for high-power lasers. It is well established that in the HfO2/SiO2 multilayers for 351 nm, nanosecond-pulse applications the damage is driven by the nanoscale absorbers localized in the hafnia layers. In this work, damage-crater formation thresholds and morphology are investigated for the undoped HfO2 monolayer films and films containing isolated gold nanoparticles of 2- and 5-nm average diameter. Atomic force microscopy is used for characterization of the damage craters produced by 351-nm, 0.5 ns laser pulses. This comparative study of crater-geometry variation with laser fluence for doped and undoped films allowed the estimation of properties of the intrinsic absorbing defects in the hafnia films.
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S. Papernov, A.W. Schmid, A.L. Rigatti, J.B. Oliver, and J.D. Howe "Damage behavior of HfO2 monolayer film containing gold nanoparticles as artificial absorbing defects", Proc. SPIE 5991, Laser-Induced Damage in Optical Materials: 2005, 59911D (7 February 2006); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.638181
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KEYWORDS
Gold

Particles

Hybrid fiber optics

Nanoparticles

Thin films

Atomic force microscopy

Laser induced damage

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