Abstract
Laser ablation is a viable technique for producing thin films of ceramic materials like highly superconducting (HTSC) samples.1-3 Studies on the plasma emission generated during the ablation process can provide a useful signature of the species ejected from the target surface4 and this could be used as a signal source for monitoring the Laser Induced Plasma (LIP). Such studies have a wide range of applications from industry to medicine.
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