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LASERS: INVENTION TO APPLICATION PLATE 1 The highly collimated laser beam inside a laser cavity. PLATE 2 Drilling holes in a turbine blade with a pulsed laser beam.

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LASERS: INVENTION TO APPLICATION PLATE 3 Wavelength division multiplexer system. PLATE 4 Commonly used lasers in clinical medicine.

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