Martin Richardson

Martin Richardson (born December 20, 1941) is a British-American scientist and Professor of Physics. He is best known for the development of high power lasers, and for their use in understanding laser-induced plasma. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Cosmic ray background estimations in large liquid argon detectors for proton decay via p to K+ anti_nu and nu_e appearance from nu_mu beams
    by Richardson, Martin
    Published 2016
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    Hearing loss during bacterial meningitis in children
    by Richardson, Martin Paul
    Published 1996
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    Holography : the thinking picture (essays on holography)
    by Richardson, Martin J.
    Published 1988
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    The development of secondary education in county Durham, 1944-1974, with special reference to Ferryhill and Chilton
    by Richardson, Martin Howard
    Published 1998
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    A tunable two frequency output giant pulse ruby laser
    by Richardson, Martin C.
    Published 1967
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    Femtosecond Single-Pulse Absorption in Semiconductors with varying Dopant Concentration
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    Femtosecond Generation of Nano-Fibers
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    Femtosecond Laser Post-Processing of Metal Parts Produced by Laser Additive Manufacturing
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    Laser-induced modification of local refractive index in infrared glass-ceramic films
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    Laser-induced modification of local refractive index in infrared glass-ceramic films
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    Scalable laser-written Ge-As-Pb-Se chalcogenide glass-ceramic films and the realization of infrared gradient refractive index elements
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    East Asian Integration : Goods, Services and Investment
    Published 2019
    Other Authors: “...Richardson, Martin...”
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