G. Tahmouch
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G. Tahmouch’s research career has been defined by pioneering work in high-power laser applications, particularly in the field of dismantling and material processing. His most cited paper, “Cutting by a high power laser at a long distance without an assist gas for dismantling” (1997, 20 citations), represents a significant contribution to remote laser cutting technology. This work demonstrated the feasibility of using high-power lasers to cut materials from a distance without the need for an assist gas, a technique that has important implications for hazardous environments such as nuclear decommissioning or industrial dismantling, where safety and precision are paramount. By eliminating the assist gas, Tahmouch’s research reduced operational complexity and costs, while expanding the potential for laser-based cutting in challenging scenarios. Although his citation count is modest, the specialized nature of his work underscores its niche but critical impact. Tahmouch’s contributions have provided a foundational reference for subsequent studies in remote laser processing, highlighting his role in advancing practical, high-power laser applications for industrial safety and efficiency.
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