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The absorption layer on the metal surface absorbs the laser energy and explodes and evaporates, producing plasma with high temperature (>10000 K) and high pressure (>1 GPa) when the laser with short pulse (several to tens of nanoseconds) peak power density (>GW/cm2) radiates the metal target.
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Zou, S., Wu, J., Cao, Z., Che, Z. (2023). Characteristics and Development Status of Laser Shock Peening. In: Laser Shock Peening. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-1117-2_1
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