Micromachining and surface processing of the super-hard nano-polycrystalline diamond by three types of pulsed lasers
Takuo Okuchi(Kyoto University), Hitoshi Sumiya(Sumitomo Electric Industries (Japan)), Mitsuru Sugata(Cyber Laser (Japan)), Hiroaki Ohfuji(Ehime University), Shoko Odake(The University of Tokyo), S. Nagatomo(Cyber Laser (Japan)), Hiroyuki Kagi(The University of Tokyo)
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