A study of the distribution of the debris formed by the XeCl laser ablation of polyimide and polyethylene terephthalate and the KrCl laser ablation of polyimide shows that it is the redeposition of debris rather than impurities which accounts for the cone structures commonly seen in the surface morphology.
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