The method suggested by Kellogg [J. Appl. Phys. 52, 5320 (1981)] to estimate the temperature of a field emitter under laser pulsing irradiation is reconsidered in the case of a W-Re alloy. It is shown that the temperature obtained using this method is not the absolute temperature, but, if properly calibrated, a value that could be considered as a good approximation of the average temperature reached by the tip when illuminated by picosecond laser pulses.
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