Lecture

Thin Film Growth Models

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Description

This lecture covers the motion of dislocations, different types of interfaces in thin films, growth models such as Frank-Van der Merwe and Stranski-Krastanov, strained and unstrained growth, and diffusion-limited aggregation. The instructor explains the concepts using examples and equations, highlighting the importance of interface properties and dislocation control in film growth.

Instructor

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