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The periodic curve illustrates the potential variation of an overgrowth atom B
when moving on a crystal surface . the regularity of the crystals and the mismatch
at the interface . It is convenient to think in terms of the potential representation ...
The periodic curve illustrates the potential variation of an overgrowth atom B
when moving on a crystal surface . the regularity of the crystals and the mismatch
at the interface . It is convenient to think in terms of the potential representation ...
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potential is again a . The overall amplitude Q of the potential is usually thought to
be approximately the same as q , the implicit assumption being that the B - B
forces have little effect on the A - B interaction . c . Thick Overgrowth . In the case
of ...
potential is again a . The overall amplitude Q of the potential is usually thought to
be approximately the same as q , the implicit assumption being that the B - B
forces have little effect on the A - B interaction . c . Thick Overgrowth . In the case
of ...
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Very schematic illustration of potentials in the case of a phase transformation
driven by a condensing soft mode . temperatures the atoms B move in a rather
well - defined quasiharmonic potential ( Fig . 24a ) . They could also be in the ...
Very schematic illustration of potentials in the case of a phase transformation
driven by a condensing soft mode . temperatures the atoms B move in a rather
well - defined quasiharmonic potential ( Fig . 24a ) . They could also be in the ...
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Contents
Epitaxial Interfaces | 3 |
Thin Films | 15 |
Semiinfinite Overgrowths | 52 |
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