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Laser Ablation Spectroscopy Techniques for Nuclear Applications
Rapid, in-field, and standoff analysis of radiological materials is extremely important to nuclear applications and is possible with laser ablation spectroscopy techniques; however, applying optical spectroscopy to the measurement of radiological materials presents numerous challenges.