Treatise on Materials Science and TechnologyHerbert Herman |
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... 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 rather than the force ...
... 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 rather than the force ...
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... potential is cer- tainly periodic , its most suitable form is not known . Indeed it would be different for different crystal combinations . When the misfit is nonzero in one interfacial direction only , the potential can be represented ...
... potential is cer- tainly periodic , its most suitable form is not known . Indeed it would be different for different crystal combinations . When the misfit is nonzero in one interfacial direction only , the potential can be represented ...
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... potential in cases where thermodynamic equilibrium can be assumed . In the high temperature limit it is ( Krivoglaz , 1969 ) N│CD ( K ) | 2 = CD ( 1 - CD ) 1 + CD ( 1 − CD ) [ V ( K ) / kBT ] ( IV.69a ) with ∞ V ( K ) = Σ [ VDD ( R1 ) ...
... potential in cases where thermodynamic equilibrium can be assumed . In the high temperature limit it is ( Krivoglaz , 1969 ) N│CD ( K ) | 2 = CD ( 1 - CD ) 1 + CD ( 1 − CD ) [ V ( K ) / kBT ] ( IV.69a ) with ∞ V ( K ) = Σ [ VDD ( R1 ) ...
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Epitaxial Interfaces | 3 |
Thin Films | 15 |
Semiinfinite Overgrowths | 37 |
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