| 317 - 319 |
Introduction: Laser ablation of molecular substrates
Georgiou S, Hillenkamp F |
| 321 - 347 |
Computer simulations of laser ablation of molecular substrates
Zhigilei LV, Leveugle E, Garrison BJ, Yingling YG, Zeifman MI |
| 349 - 393 |
Laser-induced material ejection from model molecular solids and liquids: Mechanisms, implications, and applications
Georgiou S, Koubenakis A |
| 395 - 425 |
The desorption process in MALDI
Dreisewerd K |
| 427 - 439 |
Ion formation in MALDI: The cluster ionization mechanism
Karas M, Kruger R |
| 441 - 452 |
MALDI ionization: The role of in-plume processes
Knochenmuss R, Zenobi R |
| 453 - 485 |
Chemical and spectroscopic aspects of polymer ablation: Special features and novel directions
Lippert T, Dickinson JT |
| 487 - 518 |
Photomechanical processes and effects in ablation
Paltauf G, Dyer PE |
| 519 - 552 |
Models for laser ablation of polymers
Bityurin N, Luk'yanchuk BS, Hong MH, Chong TC |
| 553 - 576 |
Laser deposition of polymer and biomaterial films
Chrisey DB, Pique A, McGill RA, Horwitz JS, Ringeisen BR, Bubb DM, Wu PK |
| 577 - 644 |
Mechanisms of pulsed laser ablation of biological tissues
Vogel A, Venugopalan V |
