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University of babylon, college of engineering, engineering materials, maithem hrasheed figure 1. Laser fabrication and machining of materials introduces readers to the fundamental properties and physical phenomena of laser machining and its applications on the macro, micro, and nano scales. Femtosecond laser machining can machine even transparent materials like glass, sapphire. Fuel injector nozzles machined by edm is shown in figure 1.
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