Lecture

Light-Materials Interaction: Optical Properties and Ablation

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Description

This lecture covers the interaction between light and materials, focusing on optical properties, absorption mechanisms, and laser ablation processes. Topics include Maxwell's equations, absorption types, transmission spectra, plasma frequencies, and reflection coefficients.

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