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Surface topography change induced by poling in Ge doped silica glass films.

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Abstract

We show that the poling process induces a surface topography change. The size of the effect is around 10 nm for a few microns thick silica layer and connected to the polarity of the external voltage.

© 2003 Optical Society of America

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