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Benjamin Wesley Mc Millen

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Stress-state manipulation in fused silica via femtosecond laser irradiation

Yves Bellouard, Philippe Gillet, Benjamin Wesley Mc Millen, Charles Michel Henri Pépin

Controlling the stress in glass after laser exposure is of prime importance not only for photonics applications, but also for preserving the mechanical integrity of glass components in general. The sub-surface exposure of fused silica to femtosecond laser ...

Optical Soc Amer2016

Laser-induced densification of fused silica using spatially overlapping sub-30fs pulses

Yves Bellouard, Farhang Nabiei, Benjamin Wesley Mc Millen

Over the past several years, non-ablative femtosecond laser exposure with spatially overlapping (i.e., spatially cumulative) pulses has emerged as a key process in three-dimensional writing of patterns in bulk of dielectric substrates. When temporally non- ...

2020

Non-ablative femtosecond laser exposure of fused silica in the sub-50 fs regime (Conference Presentation)

Yves Bellouard, Benjamin Wesley Mc Millen, Erica Kathleen Block

In the non-ablative regime, femtosecond laser pulse duration is known to affect the nature of the modification induced in the microstructure of fused silica. It has been demonstrated than below 200 fs, two different regimes are found, one at low energy, le ...

Spie-Int Soc Optical Engineering2017