Selective electric field assisted dissolution as a technique for micro and nano structuring of metal thin films

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Ellipsometry-based study of glass refractive index depth profiles obtained by applying different poling conditions

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Evolution of electric field assisted dissolution of nanoparticles investigated by spectroscopic ellipsometry

“…Sub-micron spatial resolution can be achieved using this approach [9,10]. Recently, the EFAD method has been combined with glass poling to microstructure compact metal lms [11].…”