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FREE B ATOMS - - ENERGY 8 SUBSTRATE A 20 DISPLACEMENT —
SUBSTRATE B Fig . 2 . 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 ...
FREE B ATOMS - - ENERGY 8 SUBSTRATE A 20 DISPLACEMENT —
SUBSTRATE B Fig . 2 . 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 ...
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Thin Films A . Model 1 . ASSUMPTIONS The properties of the model used to
handle the problem of the thin epitaxial overgrowth are as follows . It is assumed
that the film grows two - dimensionally , that it does not cover the substrate
surface ...
Thin Films A . Model 1 . ASSUMPTIONS The properties of the model used to
handle the problem of the thin epitaxial overgrowth are as follows . It is assumed
that the film grows two - dimensionally , that it does not cover the substrate
surface ...
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The above equation is for the simplest case where the moduli of elasticity and the
thicknesses of the film and the substrate are equal . Epitaxial GDIG films always
cracked on fused quartz substrates , owing to the very great difference in ...
The above equation is for the simplest case where the moduli of elasticity and the
thicknesses of the film and the substrate are equal . Epitaxial GDIG films always
cracked on fused quartz substrates , owing to the very great difference in ...
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Contents
Epitaxial Interfaces | 3 |
Thin Films | 15 |
Semiinfinite Overgrowths | 52 |
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