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| - Imposed by the crystal lattice, at the surface of a crystal, there exist atomic steps, which separate exposed lattice planes that differ in height by a single lattice spacing. These steps are long-living lattice defects, which make them suitable as a basis for the description of surface morphology on a mesoscopic length scale and thus are an ideal approach to overcome the different length scales, which range from several atoms in lateral direction to micrometers in horizontal direction. This paper summerizes an approach how the thermodynamics and kinetics of atomic steps can be coarse grained to continuum models for the evolving surface. We discuss phase-field approximations to the step dynamics model and apply them to various growth procedures.
- Imposed by the crystal lattice, at the surface of a crystal, there exist atomic steps, which separate exposed lattice planes that differ in height by a single lattice spacing. These steps are long-living lattice defects, which make them suitable as a basis for the description of surface morphology on a mesoscopic length scale and thus are an ideal approach to overcome the different length scales, which range from several atoms in lateral direction to micrometers in horizontal direction. This paper summerizes an approach how the thermodynamics and kinetics of atomic steps can be coarse grained to continuum models for the evolving surface. We discuss phase-field approximations to the step dynamics model and apply them to various growth procedures. (en)
- Článek obsahuje popis modelů epitaxního růstu. (cs)
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| - Multiscale Modeling of Epitaxial Growth:from discrete-continuum to continum equations
- Multiscale Modeling of Epitaxial Growth:from discrete-continuum to continum equations (en)
- Multiscale Modeling of Epitaxial Growth:from discrete-continuum to continum equations (cs)
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| - Multiscale Modeling of Epitaxial Growth:from discrete-continuum to continum equations
- Multiscale Modeling of Epitaxial Growth:from discrete-continuum to continum equations (en)
- Multiscale Modeling of Epitaxial Growth:from discrete-continuum to continum equations (cs)
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| - RIV/68407700:21340/06:04130590!RIV09-MSM-21340___
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| - RIV/68407700:21340/06:04130590
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| - Epitaxy; phase-field model (en)
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| - Analysis, Modeling and Simulation of Multiscale Problems
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| - Chalupecký, Vladimír
- Eck, Ch.
- Balykov, V.
- Emmerich, H.
- Krishnamoorthy, G.
- Ratz, A.
- Voight, A.
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