The formation of nanocraters on the surface of metallic films under the tip of an atomic force microscope by femtosecond laser pulses is demonstrated. The influence of laser polarization, pulse duration, and tip–sample distance on threshold fluence for nanoprocessing is investigated. Analysis of experiments shows that heating of the tip by laser radiation and its lengthening is the predominant mechanism for laser-induced nanoprocessing.
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