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On a nearest neighbor bond hypothesis it follows that q = $ $ BA ( 2 . 6 ) for an
hcp surface , since desorption requires the breaking of three bonds and surface
migration over a saddle point , the breaking of one bond . The nearest neighbor ...
On a nearest neighbor bond hypothesis it follows that q = $ $ BA ( 2 . 6 ) for an
hcp surface , since desorption requires the breaking of three bonds and surface
migration over a saddle point , the breaking of one bond . The nearest neighbor ...
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... the dependence of film structure on strain , calculated below . In an estimate of
the amplitude Q in terms of egg one may expect results not very different from
those in ( 2 . 6 ) . In fact , nearest neighbor approximations support the
expectation .
... the dependence of film structure on strain , calculated below . In an estimate of
the amplitude Q in terms of egg one may expect results not very different from
those in ( 2 . 6 ) . In fact , nearest neighbor approximations support the
expectation .
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improbable . The results obtained from the 4 at . % Bi crystal are shown in Fig .
17a . With Tr P taken from lattice parameter measurements and assuming central
virtual forces from next nearest neighbors only we obtain the contour map ( Seitz
...
improbable . The results obtained from the 4 at . % Bi crystal are shown in Fig .
17a . With Tr P taken from lattice parameter measurements and assuming central
virtual forces from next nearest neighbors only we obtain the contour map ( Seitz
...
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Contents
Epitaxial Interfaces | 3 |
Thin Films | 15 |
Semiinfinite Overgrowths | 52 |
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angle anisotropy approximation assumed atoms average axis c-site calculated cations coherent compounds concentration condition considerations constants contribution corresponding crystal curve decreases defect density dependence determined diffusion direction discussed dislocations displacement effect elastic elastic scattering electron energy equation et al experimental experiments factor field flux flux lines follows force function garnets given gives important impurity increases interaction interface ions lattice limit magnetic materials measured Merwe metal method misfit mode neutron normal observed obtained optical parameter phase phonon Phys plane position potential present processes properties range reference region resolution respectively sample scattering cross section shown shows single solid solution space strain stress structure substrate superconducting surface Table temperature tetrahedral theory thermal thickness transition unit values vector wave X-ray
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| Title | Treatise on Materials Science and Technology, Volume 2 Treatise on Materials Science and Technology, Herbert Herman |
| Editor | Herbert Herman |
| Publisher | Academic Press, 1972 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 29 Nov 2007 |
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