Abstract
We present a theoretical approach to interpreting optical emission spectroscopy
measurements for nonequilibrium conditions. In this approach both the fluid
dynamics and the kinetics of laser-induced plasma are taken into account, and
the results obtained by the numerical model are applied to the spectroscopic
observation of the plasma induced by the interaction between a KrF laser and a
metallic Ti target. We have generalized the theoretical method to calculate the
initial conditions for the plume expansion that show the best agreement with
experimental results.
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