Morphological Instability of Growth Fronts Due to Stress-Induced Mobility Variations

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Morphological Instability of Growth Fronts Due to Stress-Induced Mobility Variations

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Title: Morphological Instability of Growth Fronts Due to Stress-Induced Mobility Variations
Author: Barvosa-Carter, William; Sage, Jennifer F.; Aziz, Michael

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Citation: Sage, Jennifer F., William Barvosa-Carter, and Michael J. Aziz. 2000. Morphological instability of growth fronts due to stress-induced mobility variations. Applied Physics Letters 77(4): 516-518.
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Abstract: We report a comparison between theory and experiment for a general stress-induced morphological growth instability that is kinetically rather than energetically driven. Stress variations along a perturbed planar growth front result in variations in interfacial mobility in a manner that is destabilizing under one sign of the stress state and stabilizing under the opposite sign, even for a pure material. Investigation of solid-phase epitaxial growth at a corrugated Si(001) interface under both compression and tension results in good agreement between experiment and theory with no adjustable parameters, demonstrating that this mobility-based mechanism is dominant in determining morphological evolution in this system.
Published Version: http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.127029
Other Sources: http://www.seas.harvard.edu/matsci/people/aziz/publications/mja124.pdf
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