On the variations in surface diffusion coefficient of LFM crystal
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- 1985-09-01
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Keywords
Quantum optics, Diffusion, Surface (topology), Physics, Crystal (programming language)
References
- The growth of crystals and the equilibrium structure of their surfaces
- The importance of surface diffusion for crystal growth from solution
- Interpretation of the relation between the rate of crystal growth from solution and the relative supersaturation at low supersaturation
- Analysis of crystal growth models for slightly supersaturated solutions
- Viscosity, Plasticity, and Diffusion as Examples of Absolute Reaction Rates
- On the thermodynamic formalism for adsorbed layers in crystal growth from solution
- Localized adsorption in one layer on a crystalmdash;Solution interface
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