Lecture

Real Surfaces Reconstructions

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Description

This lecture covers the reconstructions in real surfaces, focusing on M(h,n) and CIPJ (mxn) Ra. It discusses the presence of kinetic defects in surfaces, their connection to bulk defects like grain boundaries and dislocations, and the visualization methods of surfacing dislocations. The role of screw dislocations in crystal growth is also explored.

Instructor

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Chemical engineering

Materials science: Deformation of materials, Material and compound impurity

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