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Monte Carlo study of Si(111) homoepitaxy
Full text linkAn attempt is made to simulate the homoepitaxial growth of a Si(111) surface
by the kinetic Monte Carlo method in which the standard Solid-on-Solid model
and the planar model of the (7x7) surface reconstruction are used in
combination.
By taking account of surface reconstructions as well as atomic deposition and
migrations, it is shown that the effect of a coorparative stacking
transformation is necessary for a layer growth.Comment: 4 pages, 5 figures. For Fig.1 of this article, please see Fig.2 of
Phys.Rev. B56, 3583 (1997). To appear in Phys.Rev.B. (June 1998
Ein Ultrahochvakuum-Elektronenmikroskop zur Abbildung von Oberflaechen mit langsamen reflektierten und emittierten Elektronen
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Atomic steps on Si{100} and step dynamics during sublimation studied by low-energy electron microscopy
No full textHigh temperature corrosion of FeCrAlY/aluchrom YHf in environments relevant to exhaust gas systems
No full textHigh temperature corrosion of FeCrAlY / aluchrom Yhf in environments relevant to exhaust gas systems, materials for automotive catalytic converters
No full textThe role of ledges in vapor/solid phase transformations observed by low-energy electron microscopy and photoemission electron microscopy
No full textThe application of photoemission microscopy to the study of heterogeneous reactions over metal single crystal surfaces
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