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most citedA flexible, fast and benchmarked vectorial model for focused laser beams

28 citations · 79 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

physics.optics2026

High-performance silicon-metal laser welding resisting extreme conditions

Jiawei Yin, Markus Blothe, Hagen P. Kohl +3

Reliable material joining is essential for countless industrial applications. While femtosecond laser welding provides a route beyond conventional bonding methods, demonstrations o…

physics.optics2025★ 4 cited

The universality of filamentation-caused challenges of ultrafast laser energy deposition in semiconductors

Maxime Chambonneau, Markus Blothe, Vladimir Yu. Fedorov +3

Light propagation in semiconductors is the cornerstone of emerging disruptive technologies holding considerable potential to revolutionize telecommunications, sensors, quantum engi…

physics.optics2024★ 11 cited

Transverse Inscription of Silicon Waveguides by Picosecond Laser Pulses

Markus Blothe, Alessandro Alberucci, Namig Alasgarzade +2

In this paper, picosecond laser inscription of segmented waveguides in crystalline silicon based on a deterministic single-pulse modification process is demonstrated.Pulses of 43 p…

physics.app-ph2022★ 10 cited

Ultrafast laser welding of silicon

Maxime Chambonneau, Qingfeng Li, Markus Blothe +1

While ultrafast laser welding is an appealing technique for bonding transparent workpieces, it is not applicable for joining silicon samples due to nonlinear propagation effects wh…

physics.optics2021★ 26 cited

Transverse Ultrafast Laser Inscription in Bulk Silicon

M. Chambonneau, M. Blothe, Q. Li +9

In-volume ultrafast laser direct writing of silicon is generally limited by strong nonlinear propagation effects preventing the initiation of modifications. By employing a triple-o…

physics.optics2021★ 28 cited

A flexible, fast and benchmarked vectorial model for focused laser beams

Qingfeng Li, Maxime Chambonneau, Markus Blothe +2

In-bulk processing of materials by laser radiation has largely evolved over the last decades and still opensup new scientific and industrial potentials. The development of any in-b…