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7 April 1999 Characterization of surface and subsurface defects in optical materials using near-field evanescent wave (Abstract Only)
Ming Yan, Stan Oberhelman, Wigbert J. Siekhaus, Zhouling Wu, Lynn Matthew Sheehan, Mark R. Kozlowski
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Optical properties of sub-micron defects is of interest in many application, including laser induced damage in optical materials. In-situ scanning atomic force microscopy has been used previously to establish a direct correlation between a particular structure surface inhomogeneity and the initiation of local laser damage at that inhomogeneity, as in the case of nodular defects in coatings. Recent development in near field scanning optical microscopy shows that this technique can also provide information on both morphology and optical properties of localized defects.
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Ming Yan, Stan Oberhelman, Wigbert J. Siekhaus, Zhouling Wu, Lynn Matthew Sheehan, and Mark R. Kozlowski "Characterization of surface and subsurface defects in optical materials using near-field evanescent wave (Abstract Only)", Proc. SPIE 3578, Laser-Induced Damage in Optical Materials: 1998, (7 April 1999); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.344425
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KEYWORDS
Near field scanning optical microscopy

Laser induced damage

Absorption

Near field

Optical properties

Optical coatings

Near field optics

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