From sample to signal in laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy: a complex route to quantitative analysis
E. Tognoni(National Institute of Optics), Israël Schechter(Technion – Israel Institute of Technology), J. D. Winefordner(University of Florida), Vincenzo Palleschi(Institute for Chemical and Physical Processes), G. Cristoforetti(Research Institute for Geo-Hydrological Protection), Igor B. Gornushkin(University of Florida), B. W. Smith(University of Florida), M. Corsi(Institute for Chemical and Physical Processes), N. Omenetto(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), Andrzej W. Miziolek(Spectral MD (United States))
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