Importance of the additional step-edge barrier in determining film morphology during epitaxial growth
JA Meyer, J Vrijmoeth, HA Van der Vegt, E Vlieg… - Physical Review B, 1995 - APS
A model of epitaxial growth based on steady-state assumptions is derived and shows that
the decisive quantity determining the film morphology is the additional energy barrier at the …
the decisive quantity determining the film morphology is the additional energy barrier at the …
Potential energy barriers for interlayer mass transport in homoepitaxial growth on fcc (111) surfaces: Pt and Ag
Y Li, AE DePristo - Surface science, 1994 - Elsevier
The efficiency of interlayer mass transport determines the growth mode and film quality in
molecular beam epitaxy. In this paper we report potential energy barriers (PEB) to interlayer …
molecular beam epitaxy. In this paper we report potential energy barriers (PEB) to interlayer …
Reentrant layer-by-layer growth: A numerical study
P Šmilauer, MR Wilby, DD Vvedensky - Physical Review B, 1993 - APS
Reentrant layer-by-layer growth is studied using a Monte Carlo simulation of a solid-on-solid
model. A previously proposed explanation of the phenomenon based on the existence of an …
model. A previously proposed explanation of the phenomenon based on the existence of an …
Effect of strain on surface diffusion and nucleation
The influence of strain on diffusion and nucleation has been studied by means of scanning
tunneling microscopy and effective-medium theory for Ag self-diffusion on strained and …
tunneling microscopy and effective-medium theory for Ag self-diffusion on strained and …
Interlayer mass transport in homoepitaxial and heteroepitaxial metal growth
We describe a general method for the quantitative determination of the interlayer mass
transport in epitaxial growth. Through measurement of the nucleation rate on top of islands …
transport in epitaxial growth. Through measurement of the nucleation rate on top of islands …
Random-deposition models for thin-film epitaxial growth
JW Evans - Physical Review B, 1989 - APS
The simple on-top site random-deposition model for film growth on a simple-cubic (100)
substrate is extended to other adsorption-site geometries and crystal structures. Nontrivial …
substrate is extended to other adsorption-site geometries and crystal structures. Nontrivial …
Mechanisms of epitaxial growth
I Markov, S Stoyanov - Contemporary physics, 1987 - Taylor & Francis
Abstract 'Epitaxy'means order in the relative orientation of identical crystals nucleated and
grown on a large single-crystal face. Every crystal of the deposited material is oriented in …
grown on a large single-crystal face. Every crystal of the deposited material is oriented in …
Surfactant-induced layer-by-layer growth of Ag on Ag (111)
HA Van der Vegt, HM Van Pinxteren, M Lohmeier… - Physical review …, 1992 - APS
We have investigated the epitaxial growth of Ag (111) by x-ray reflectivity experiments. In the
temperature range from 175 to 575 K the growth mode changes gradually from three …
temperature range from 175 to 575 K the growth mode changes gradually from three …
Reversible place-exchange during film growth: a mechanism for surfactant transport
JA Meyer, HA Van der Vegt, J Vrijmoeth, E Vlieg… - Surface science, 1996 - Elsevier
A mechanism for surface-active additives “floating” on the surface of a film during epitaxial
growth is presented and applied to Sb-modified homoepitaxial growth on Ag (111) …
growth is presented and applied to Sb-modified homoepitaxial growth on Ag (111) …
Strain mediated two-dimensional growth kinetics in metal heteroepitaxy: Ag/Pt (111)
We have investigated the influence of strain on the morphology in metal heteroepitaxy at
temperatures where growth is dominated by kinetics. Whereas Ag (111) homoepitaxy is …
temperatures where growth is dominated by kinetics. Whereas Ag (111) homoepitaxy is …