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Laser Filament-induced Ice Multiplication under Cirrus Cloud Conditions

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Abstract

Laser filaments interacting with cirrus like ice crystals not only fragment the particles in smaller ones but also produce a large number of small secondary ice particles by re-condensation of the released water vapor. This new phenomenon drastically modifies the radiative forcing properties of these ice clouds.

© 2014 Optical Society of America

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