Abstract
In this paper we study a simplified model of the fundamental mechanisms governing the radiatively induced recrystallization of a thin polysilicon layer on a heat-sink structure. It has been observed that instabilities in laser induced crystal growth on thin polysilicon layers do occur. To study these solidification instabilities we use a linear stability analysis. The reflectivity difference between the liquid and the solid phases is shown to be a source of thermal instability.
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