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Page 34
... both the charge density o and excess energy ve become more characteristic of
phase II as a homogeneous capacitor . ... be excellent when the film is very thin
and that it may strongly decrease as the film thickness becomes larger than 2d , .
... both the charge density o and excess energy ve become more characteristic of
phase II as a homogeneous capacitor . ... be excellent when the film is very thin
and that it may strongly decrease as the film thickness becomes larger than 2d , .
Page 69
In the time At , this becomes segment cd . Thus AA = cd - ab and AV = abcd . The
segment ef is what ab would have become if the surface grew as a cylinder
instead of translating in the Z direction at constant velocity V . It is apparent that
cd ...
In the time At , this becomes segment cd . Thus AA = cd - ab and AV = abcd . The
segment ef is what ab would have become if the surface grew as a cylinder
instead of translating in the Z direction at constant velocity V . It is apparent that
cd ...
Page 71
Of course , it can be properly argued that 8 = 0 at the instability limit ; however , to
observe any physical manifestations of instability Š > 0 and the second term in Eq
. ( 77 ) becomes significant . Perhaps the most important consequence of this ...
Of course , it can be properly argued that 8 = 0 at the instability limit ; however , to
observe any physical manifestations of instability Š > 0 and the second term in Eq
. ( 77 ) becomes significant . Perhaps the most important consequence of this ...
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| Title | Treatise on Materials Science and Technology, Volume 1 Treatise on Materials Science and Technology, ScienceDirect (Online service) |
| Editor | Herbert Herman |
| Publisher | Academic Press, 1972 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 29 Nov 2007 |
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