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Wavelet analysis of coarsening during unstable MBE growth

Wavelet analysis of coarsening during unstable MBE growth
Wavelet analysis of coarsening during unstable MBE growth
We present a wavelet analysis of coarsening of mounds during molecular beam epitaxy. The advantage in using wavelets over Fourier analysis is that one can track the coarsening process in both, location (direct space) and frequency (or scale) space at the same time. The wavelets concise scale decomposition allows the discrimination of the coarsening process i.e. tracking coarsening at different scales.
Wavelets, MBE growth, Coarsening, Continuum model
0026-2692
601-604
Moktadir, Zak
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Kraft, Michael
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Moktadir, Zak
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Kraft, Michael
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Moktadir, Zak and Kraft, Michael (2005) Wavelet analysis of coarsening during unstable MBE growth. Microelectronics Journal, 36 (Issues), 601-604.

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Abstract

We present a wavelet analysis of coarsening of mounds during molecular beam epitaxy. The advantage in using wavelets over Fourier analysis is that one can track the coarsening process in both, location (direct space) and frequency (or scale) space at the same time. The wavelets concise scale decomposition allows the discrimination of the coarsening process i.e. tracking coarsening at different scales.

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Published date: March 2005
Keywords: Wavelets, MBE growth, Coarsening, Continuum model
Organisations: Nanoelectronics and Nanotechnology

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Local EPrints ID: 260878
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/260878
ISSN: 0026-2692
PURE UUID: ac3052f1-589a-474e-8c9e-cb3dc7a8fb0c

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Date deposited: 17 May 2005
Last modified: 08 Jan 2022 17:41

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Author: Zak Moktadir
Author: Michael Kraft

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